KRISHNA KUMAR

Shewli Shabnam and @nanditajnu checked the quality of NSSO data, found inconsistency between the reported status of ailment and the duration of ailment and between the life table estimates of the duration of ailment. iasp.ac.in/uploads/journa…

The COVID-19 pandemic death toll in India- Can we know better? by @nanditajnu and others published in BMJ Global Health gh.bmj.com/content/8/8/e0…

The risk management explained by a child: Step 1: Identify and analyze the risk Step 2: Review possible solutions Step 3: Implement the solution Step 4: Check and make any changes Step 5: Take action 😁👍

Excited to share our latest article published in @plosone: journals.plos.org/plosone/articl… #plosoneauthor @sn_akhtar

Read our article on death registration in India niussp.org/health-and-mor…

I am happy to share that our research brief got published in IUSSP's online news magazine. I am truly thankful to Professor Nandita Saikia for her equal contributions and quality supervision of the study. @nanditajnu Thank you all! niussp.org/health-and-mor…

Our research paper @BIRAC @krishhna94 @Jayantakrbora2 @Vaccines_MDPI What Determines the District-Level Disparities in Immunization Coverage in India: Findings from Five Rounds of the National Family Health Survey mdpi.com/2249370 #mdpivaccines via @MDPIOpenAccess

Nandita Saikia et al. investigate coverage and factors associated with #death #registration in #India ➡️bit.ly/3EDe8JT

Article states that despite a higher level of mortality experienced by the tribal population, the tribal population reports a lower level of disability. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

I am happy to share a research article published in the Bulletin of WHO. Also, I thank the co-authors for their valuable contributions in writing the article. ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

In our article @WHOBulletin, ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…, we investigated coverage and factors associated with death registration in India. We found that nationally, 70.8% of deaths were registered @krishhna94 1/n

Professor Nandita Saikia and Team published a research article in the Bulletin of the World Health Organisation, "Death registration coverage 2019–2021, India" Professor Nandita Saikia @nanditajnu ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/.../pdf/BLT.22…

We found that the disparity in immunization based on gender, place of residence, and caste almost vanished in the last five years whereas regional disparity still exists! iipsindia.ac.in/sites/default/…

There is no disadvantage for the rural children due to their place of residence if they belong to economically well-off household or their mothers are educated. Read our study bmcpublichealth.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.11….

Bihar has one of the lowest levels of mortality registration among India’s states. Our study investigates CRS’s performance barriers from the perspective of CRS staff and community members in Bihar. journals.plos.org/plosone/articl… @IIPSMumbai @MoHFW_INDIA @krishhna94

Our latest study highlights performance barriers of the Civil Registration System In Bihar. I am much thankful to my PhD supervisor Prof. Nandita Saikia for her quality supervision and much academic support in the publication of the research article. journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Our paper ( a joint work with my Ph.D. advisor @nanditajnu) on hospitalisations has been published in Journal Working with Older People @EmeraldGlobal. 🎉✨ emerald.com/insight/conten… #JNU @IIPSMumbai #poptwitter

#IPC2021 Presenting today "Increasing barriers to women and men’s access to maternal and reproductive health care in India due to COVID-19 over time" @IUSSP ipc2021.popconf.org/abstracts/2111… @IIPSMumbai

Hello everyone, I am happy to inform you that I am presenting two papers on 9 Dec 2021 and 10 Dec 2021 at IPC2021. Kindly join and give comments for further improvement. @JNU, #IPC2021 @IIPSMumbai