ABOUT

Ritika Malhotra

By conducting systematic research, we can effectively impact people's lives and enhance our community’s well-being. With a clear understanding of the specific needs and challenges, we can establish sustainable solutions to bring about significant and lasting change. I am deeply committed to this cause and will do everything possible to make a meaningful difference.

    • Ph. D : Thesis: “Role of Alternative Medicine in Psychiatric disorders during pregnancy”.

    • Master of Public and Global Health: Tampere University, Finland

    • Master of Economics: Panjab University, India.

    • Modelling Cost-Effectiveness in Healthcare: London School of Economics and Political Science, UK

    • ND: Doctor of Naturopathy. : Indian Board of Alternative Medicine, Kolkata, India.

  • Medical practitioner: Alternative Medicine in India.

 

CO-AUTHOR OF BOOKS

• Community Medicine: Basics concepts in Health and Disease. Kindle Edition
• Community Medicine: Non-Communicable Diseases. Kindle Edition
• Community Medicine: Epidemiology and National Programs. Kindle Edition
• Community Medicine: Demography, Family Planning and Genetics. Kindle Edition
• Community Medicine: Occupational Health, Disaster Management, Mental Health. Kindle Edition
• Handbook of Medical Sociology for Nursing, Physiotherapy and paramedical students. Jaypee Brothers Medical Publisher

 

PUBLISHED PAPERS

• Varun M. Malhotra, Pratyush R. Kabra, Ritika Malhotra. (2017). Attitudes and practices of medical students regarding video games: should community medicine educationists get serious about serious games. International Journal of Community Medicine and Public Health, 729-733.

• Dr Varun M Malhotra, Dr Pratyush R Kabra, Dr Prof S Bhayya, Dr Ritika Malhotra. (2016). Prevalence and correlates of anaemia among elderly population of rural Nalgonda: a cross-sectional analytic study. International Journal of Public Health Research

 

ORAL PRESENTATION AT CONFERENCES

• The 8th International Conference of Physiotherapy in Psychiatry and Mental Health
Is Massage Therapy Effective in the Prevention of Postpartum Depression? A Randomized Clinical Trial in South India. (p. 41). Helsinki: Finnish Association of Psychophysical and Physiotherapy.

• The 9th European Conference on Mental Health
Prevalence and determinants of mental stress among domestic workers in Panchkula, India. Online: Evipro