SARAN ASHRAM HOSPITAL

Dr.Anjoo
Dr. Anjoo Bhatnagar

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Hospital: Senior Consultant Department of Pediatrics Saran Ashram Hospital and AYUSH center, Dayalbagh Educational Institute (Deemed University) Dayalbagh Agra 5, 282005

Website: Dr. Anjoo Bhatnagar – SARAN ASHRAM HOSPITAL (sahospital.org.in)

Email address:  dranjoo@gmail.com

Brief Introduction

Experience

Dr Anjoo Bhatnagar has 35 years of experience of clinical practice, research, teaching and counseling, in the field of Pediatrics. Previously she was H.O.D Pediatrics and Neonatology at Fortis Escorts Hospital and Research Center Faridabad Haryana. After working for 29 years she joined Saran Ashram Hospital Dayalbagh at Agra in 2013 as honorary Pediatrician cum Neonatologist and is continuing Qualifications and assignments

Dr. Anjoo did her MBBS from Jiwaji University Gwalior, received President’s Medal for standing first in order of merit and did her post graduation (M.D. in 2010) in Pediatrics in 1984. She is Life member, Indian Academy of Pediatrics and Founder President of National Neonatology Forum Faridabad. She is national trainer in NRP (neonatal resuscitation prgramme) and nodal person Govt. of India and UNICEF for SCNU (special care neonatal unit) project development of NRHM (national rural health mission) and trainer of Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) to reduce neonatal mortality in India.

 Corporate Social Responsibility

After working for half of her professional life on top position at corporate Hospital and being involved in high end intensive care, she first started attending, the charitable Saran Ashram Hospital of Dayalbagh on weekends and its free medical camps for marginalized population of neighborhood and tribal area of Madhya Pradesh (2010). She has contributed to more than 250 local and 36 tribal free multi speciality medical camps since then.

Integrated Modern Medicine 

On treating children from marginalized population she realized that it’s here where the actual services of a real professional is required and gradually she evolved herself to treat financially downtrodden village children through ultra low cost, integrated systems, modern medicine and AYUSH (acronym of various systems of medicine, namely, Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy) in consultation and realized that a simple decoction can work wonders.

Personal and Professional life satisfaction

Connecting to needy segment of children as selfless service has given incomparable professional satisfaction and value to both her professional as well as personal life. She realizes that this achievement is something far different and fulfilling, than receiving gold medals in examination and earning money and position in life.

Present area of thrust

Presently she is involved with children of Sant Su (perman) Evolutionary Scheme of Dayalbagh from its inception in 2017 doing regular medical checkups and growth monitoring along with health counseling and their longitudinal follow up. The above unique Scheme starts from the age of 3 weeks to preschoolers who are exposed voluntarily to vigorous routine of Dayalbagh way of life starting at 3 am in the morning and spending 6 to 8 hours daily at the agricultural fields with community based selfless service and ultra transcendental meditational   environment.

Current Research areas

  1. Early Childhood Development and Education
  2. Infant Identity and fingerprint recognition
  3. Consciousness studies on infants and children

 

Current assignments

 

  • Honorary Pediatrician cum Neonatologist Saran Ashram Hospital Dayalbagh Agra India (2013 till date )
  • Honorary teaching faculty paramedical programme Dayalbagh Educational Institute Deemed University
  • Honorary teaching faculty Cognitive science Department Dayalbagh Educational Institute Deemed University
  • Chief Pediatrician Sant Su(perman )Evolutionary Scheme of Dayalbagh and connected 467± nodes globally
  • Chief Pediatrician Dayalbagh School Health programme and council for Children’s Affairs

 

Recent Research and publications

 

Publications collaboration with Michigan State University and Dayalbagh Educational Institute on automated identification of neonates and infants

 

2021

  • IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (impact factor 17.861) Infant-ID: Fingerprints for Global Good Joshua J. Student Member, IEEE, Debayan Deb, Student Member, IEEE, Kai Cao, Anjoo Bhatnagar, Prem S. Sudhish, Senior Member, IEEE, Anil K. Jain, Life Fellow, IEEE, onlineISSN0162-8828,

doi10.1109/TPAMI2021.3057634

 2019

  • Joshua J Engelsma, Debayan Deb, Anil Jain, Anjoo Bhatnagar, and Prem Sewak Sudhish. Infant-prints: Fingerprints for reducing infant mortality. In Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Workshops, pages 67–74, 2019. 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 12
  • Attended iD4 Africa conference at Johannesburg in June 2019

2017

  • Anil K Jain, Sunpreet S Arora, Kai Cao, Lacey Best-Rowden, and Anjoo Bhatnagar. Fingerprint recognition of young children. IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security, 12(7):1501–1514, 2017. 3, 4, 6, 9, 10, 17 Anil K. Jain, Sunpreet S. Arora, Kai Cao, Lacey Best-Rowden, and Anjoo Bhatnagar, “Fingerprint Recognition of Young Children”, IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Security, vol. 12, no. 7, pp. 1501-1514, 2017.

2016

  • Jain, S. S. Arora, L. Best-Rowden, K. Cao, P. S. Sudhish, A. Bhatnagar and Y. Koda, “Giving Infants an Identity: Fingerprint Sensing and Recognition”, ICTD, 2016.

2015

  • Jain, S. S. Arora, L. Best-Rowden, K. Cao, P. S. Sudhish and A. Bhatnagar, “Biometrics for Child Vaccination and Welfare: Persistence of Fingerprint Recognition for Infants and Toddlers”,MSU Technical Report, MSU-CSE-15-7, 2015.

 

 

 

Recent research and conference papers in Dayalbagh Science of Consciousness Quantum Nano Center DEI  

DSC Winter session 1.1.2021

  • Invited talk at winter session of DSC on ‘Evolving Supermen of Dayalbagh: ‘A rainbow in the COVID cloud’ Dr Anjoo Bhatnagar

DSC 22.05.2020, University of Waterloo, Canada

  • 10 years of Dayalbagh Holistic Medical Camps :Transforming the Impoverished ”

DSC 2019

  • Habituation reflex in newborn :The earliest evidence of conscious awareness in humans
  • Sleep deprivation and work efficiency ; restorative effect of spiritual energy and Dayalbagh way of life

TEDxDEI 10.3.18

  • 10 years of Dayalbagh Holistic Medical Camps :Transforming the Impoverished

 

Towards science of consciousness Conferences Center for Consciousness Studies University of Arizona TucsonAZ

2019 TSC conference Interlaken Switzerland June

  • Beyond the field of vision of our two eyes :An insight into the Consciousness of ‘The Third Eye ‘Anjoo Bhatnagar, Saran Parshad Srivastava 
  • Embodiment and Disembodiment –A journey into higher consciousness

2018 TSC

Concurrent session

  • Infant Consciousness – Does the Human Neonate Capable of Perceiving and Differentiating Pain? A Spectral Analysis of Cry Signals  Anjoo Bhatnagar , Phoolchand Bhatnagar; D.K. Chaturvedi
  • A comparison of near birth and near death observations and experiences: A striking similarity? Anjoo Bhatnagar, Phoolchand Bhatnagar,Vijai Kumar

TSC 2016

  • Effect of pre-sleep meditation (Surat Shabd Yog) on quality of sleep, dreams and snoring

TSC 2015

  • Effect Of Meditation (Surat Shabd Yog) On Quality And Duration Of Sleep

     Anjoo Bhatnagar

  • Consciousness at birth- A spectral analysis of the first cry

TSC 2014

  • Fetal And Neonatal Consciousness Eastern/Western Perspective

TSC 2013

  • A study of level and development of consciousness in the newborn and children up to 2 years of age AnjooBhatnagar,Vijai Kumar

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Other publications and papers

  • International Seminar on Spiritual Consciousness Studies- CONCENT2011”A study of pain perception in newborn”
  • Guided and completed 11 thesis for DNB Pediatrics and 21 papers for pediatric conferences at Fortis Escorts Hospital Faridabad
  • Book -Care of the child-2005-for publication by Dayalbagh Medical Relief Society
  • Pamphlet -Postnatal do’s and dont’s-2006 published by Dayalbagh Medical Relief Society
  • .Clinical symptoms of psychosomatic disorders in children in tertiary care hospital in north India Presented at Health Psycology Conference at DEI-published in book on health psychology-2009
  • .Clinical profile of neurocysticercosis in children at tertiary care hospital in north India -7yrs data-Presented at ENPARACOHI at DEI published in international journal on environmental parasitology-2007

 

Awards and Honors

  • Awarded Certificate of Honors in Anatomy, Silver Medal for standing first
  • Stood second in Physiology, awarded Bronze Medal
  • Stood first in Pharmacology, awarded Silver Medal and Certificate of Honors Forensic Medicine
  • Distinction in PSM,Pathology – 2nd Position (Bronze Medal)
  • First position with distinction in Ophthalmology (VC Dut Gold Medal),
  • First position in Obs & Gynae (KC Waga Gold Medal) 1st in Final MBBS, Dr S S Sapra Gold Medal
  • 1st in order of Merit in Jiwaji University in MBBS
  • Awarded Sri Tandon Silver Medal for Best all-round Girl Student of the year 1980-81
  • Awarded President’s Silver Medal for securing highest marks amongst women candidates in final MBBS of Jiwaji University in 1979-80
  •  Awarded women of substance award on international women’s day celebration 2008

Memberships 

  • Life Member, Indian Academy of Pediatrics since 1986
  • Life member, National Neonatology forum since 1989
  • Life member, Delhi NNF since 1996
  • Life Member, Pediatrics Intensive Care Group of India
  • Life member System society of India
  • Member AADEI

Training programs and conferences

Received training at AIIMS NICU in 1994

  • Received training in Neonatal Resuscitation in 1994 by Dr.Meharban Singh
  • Organized first training in Neo Resuscitation in 1994 at EHRC –first in Haryana Attended Ventilation Workshops at AIIMS under international faculty Dr Bhutani Dr Vidyasagar in 1994
  • Participated in state-of-the-art neonatal resuscitation workshop at AIIMS in 1995
  • Attended Neonatology Update in Sept’95 at PGI, Chandigarh
  • Attended International Conference on Advanced Neonatal Care under international faculty at Kochi in 1995

2005-2006

  • Attended CME cum workshop on “Clinic issues in management of sick neonates: at SGRH 2005.
  • Attended workshop “Regionalization of transport of New born”.
  • Organized CME on “Neonatal Transport “2006 at Escorts Hospital.
  • Organized NALS Program at Fortis Escorts Hospital in August 2006.
  • Attended CME on Fetal origin of adult diseases under DOHAD IN2006

2006-2007

  • Attended management course for 6 days at MDI Gurgaon-2007
  • Selected for attending IPOCRATES seminar at AIIMS in 2006.
  • Member of IPOCRATES 2007
  • Presented paper- profile of NCC in children in tertiary level hospital in Haryana during 7 yrs in international conference on parasitology ENPARACOHI-2007’’
  • Presented paper ‘psychogenic disorders in children’ in international conference of Health Psychology 2007

2008-2009

  • Selected as nodal person by UNICEF for SCNU project development of NRHM 2009.
  • Participated in developing SCNU at Jabalpur M.P. 2009

 

       2009-2010

  • Member Executive council Fortis Escorts Hospital Faridabad
  • Hospital Ethics committee FEHF
  • Hospital Research committee
  • Chairperson DNB committee
  • Chairperson quality steering committee
  • Founded National Neonatology Forum Faridabad
  • Elected unanimously as First President of NNF
  • Selected as resource person by Govt of India under NRHM programme  as trainer of ASHA to reduce neonatal mortality to achieve MDG 4
  • Selected as national trainer in NRP
  • Organized Breastfeeding week and workshop in collaboration with IAP, NNF & FOGSI-Nov 2011 at Fortis Escorts, Faridabad.
  • Attended FAOPS 2010 at New Delhi
  • Working with economically underprivileged children on ‘HOLE IN THE WALL’ experiment on Sundays, along with health camp.
  • Attended National CME on feeding of ELBW babies.