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Dr. Meenu Singh was trained as a pediatric Pulmonologist at the Children’s Hospital, University of Pittsburgh, USA in 1994-95. Since then, she consistently worked in India in the field of Pediatric Pulmonology at the Advanced Pediatrics Centre, PGIMER, Chandigarh. She is in charge of the pulmonology clinic in the Advanced Pediatric Centre. Dr. Meenu Singh also heads the telemedicine center now designated as a department of telemedicine at PGIMER using technology developed by ISRO and DIT. She is also in charge of the Regional Resource Centre and National Knowledge Network at PGIMER and has developed a wide-ranging tele-education network of medical colleges. She is a member of the steering cum coordination committee for telemedicine and e-learning of MoHFW. She is also chairperson of the Suo Motto committee of PGIMER, Chandigarh.
She has been a pioneer in Evidence-based child health in India. Considering her outstanding contribution in this field ICMR has built a Centre for Advanced Research in Evidence-based Child Health (March 2012-March 2018) at the Advanced Pediatric Center in PGIMER, Chandigarh. This center has produced high-quality systematic reviews and advising policy on immunization strategies, newer vaccines, etc. The center has now been sanctioned by ICMR for the next five years (Nov 2019-Nov 2024) as the Centre for Advanced Research in Evidence-based Child Health phase-II. The capacity in the field of evidence-based child health is also been developed for the northeast region with the support of ICMR, New Delhi.
She conducted several TB awareness camps in the UT of Chandigarh in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Chandigarh. She continues to be the Editor of Cochrane Library. She is also the Editor in Chief of the official website of PGIMER and a member of the research committee of PGIMER. She continues to chair the SAC of ICMR advanced center for Research for respiratory disease at AIIMS, New Delhi. She has been the principal investigator for ICMR Advanced Centre for Research on Evidence-based Child Health. She continues to head the Department of Telemedicine. She is Chief Editor -the PGI website. She was s Nodal Officer – National Knowledge Network (NKN), Regional Resource Centre (RRC) PGIMER, Chandigarh. A Regional Resource center and a center for Excellence in AI have been started at AIIMS Rishikesh. She is the Co-chair of Cochrane India Network.
Early Life and Education
Professor Meenu Singh Professor of Pediatrics. Heading pediatric Pulmonology and Telemedicine. Pioneer of evidence-based Medicine in India. | |
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| Citizenship | Indian |
| Education | MD, FCCP, FIAP, FAMS |
| Occupation(s) | Executive Director, AIIMS Rishikesh |
| Known for | Pediatric Pulmonology, Telemedicine, and Evidence Based Medicine |
| Website | www.drmeenusingh.com |
Dr. Meenu Singh completed her MD in Pediatrics from the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh in 1986. Her dedication to advancing pediatric healthcare led her to pursue further training and fellowships, enhancing her expertise and contributing to her reputation as a leading pediatrician in India.
Fellowships and Advanced Training
- Fellowship of the American Association of Physicians of India (1995):
Dr. Singh was honored with a fellowship recognizing her contributions and potential in the field of medicine.
- Visiting Research Fellowship, UK Saturday Hospital Trust (2001):
This fellowship allowed Dr. Singh to collaborate with international experts, fostering advancements in pediatric research and telemedicine.
- Travel Grant from Child Health International (2006):
She attended an orientation course on Cystic Fibrosis in Southampton, UK, enhancing her knowledge and expertise in managing this chronic condition in children.
- Grant to Attend as Faculty, Short Course on Evidence-Based Child Health, Institute of Child Health, London (2006):
Dr. Singh participated as faculty, contributing to the dissemination of evidence-based practices in child health.
- Grant to Attend the Launch of Oslo Satellite of Cochrane Effectiveness of Practice and Organization of Care by Norwegian Knowledge Centre (November 2006):
This grant facilitated her involvement in international collaborations aimed at improving healthcare practices.
Career Dr. Meenu Singh has had a prolific career in pediatrics and telemedicine, marked by leadership roles and innovative contributions to healthcare delivery.
Key Positions
- Executive Director & CEO, AIIMS Rishikesh:
In this role, Dr. Singh oversees the administration and strategic direction of one of India's premier medical institutions, focusing on improving healthcare services and integrating technology into patient care.
- Co-Chair, Cochrane India Network:
Dr. Singh plays a pivotal role in promoting evidence-based medicine through the Cochrane collaboration, enhancing the quality and reliability of healthcare research in India.
- President-Elect, Telemedicine Society of India:
She leads initiatives to expand telemedicine services, ensuring that advanced medical care is accessible to underserved and remote populations.
Research and Publications Dr. Singh has an extensive publication record, with over 300 research papers authored or co-authored in the fields of pediatrics, pulmonology, and telemedicine. Her research has been instrumental in advancing child health care practices and integrating technology into medical services. She is a sought-after speaker at international conferences and has contributed to numerous academic journals and medical textbooks.
Awards and Honors Throughout her career, Dr. Meenu Singh has received multiple awards and honors recognizing her contributions to pediatric healthcare and telemedicine. These accolades highlight her commitment to improving child health services and her role as a leader in the medical community.
References
editOfficial Website: drmeenusingh.com AIIMS Rishikesh Leadership Profile Cochrane India Network Official Page Telemedicine Society of India Official Page Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER), Chandigarh Alumni Records