Atul Jaiswal
Biographic Data
| ID | 327608 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Atul Jaiswal |
| GIVEN NAMES | Atul |
| FAMILY NAME | Jaiswal |
| SIGNATURE | JAISWAL A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Montréal |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8118-8361 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Product Availability, Buying Behavior, and Marketing Action
It is argued that improving access to products and services can increase the material well‐being of BoP consumers. However, little is known about the kind of products available or consumed at the BoP, particularly if they are essential or non‐essential, and the implications of their consumption for a consumer segment with limited resources. BoP ventures have also been criticized for creating economic value for the firm without truly creating soci…
Knowledge sharing and green innovation
This study explores the evolving field of knowledge sharing and green innovation, focusing on its growing importance as a driver of sustainable practices. Despite significant advancements in understanding specific green innovations, there remains a lack of research on the broader trends and knowledge foundations underpinning this domain. To address this gap, a systematic literature review was conducted, analyzing publications from the past decade…
Supply Chain Resilience, Organizational Effectiveness, and Firm Performance
This study systematically reviews the relationship between supply chain resilience, organizational effectiveness, and firm performance. It aims to fill gaps in the literature by integrating various theoretical frameworks, contexts, and variables through the Theory, Context, Characteristics, and Methodology (TCCM) framework. Analyzing 58 articles from Scopus and Google Scholar using the Scientific Procedures and Rationales for Systematic Literatur…
JOS Special Issue
Methodological Approaches to Obtaining Informed Consent when Conducting Research With Individuals With Deafblindness
Informed consent is essential in research involving people with disabilities to protect their rights and ensure ethical conduct. Individuals with communicative vulnerability, such as those living with deafblindness, face difficulties when the research process is not accessible. Our team has developed methodological expertise where this vulnerable population is concerned. To formalize recommendations that can improve their inclusion, we utilized a…
Academic Writing Challenges and Supports
Introduction Academic writing is a core element of a successful graduate program, especially at the doctoral level. Graduate students are expected to write in a scholarly manner for their thesis and scholarly publications. However, in some cases, limited or no specific training on academic writing is provided to them to do this effectively. As a result, many graduate students, especially those having English as an Additional Language (EAL), face …
Applications of Additive Manufacturing, or 3D Printing, in the Rehabilitation of Individuals With Deafblindness
Additive manufacturing (AM), also known as 3D printing, is a promising tool to produce assistive technology. For instance, individuals with deafblindness (concurrent vision and hearing loss) could benefit from tactile AM-based products as touch may be their main gateway to access information. This study thus aimed to synthesize evidence on the current and potential practices involving AM in the context of deafblindness rehabilitation and to infor…
Changing Care
Healthcare policy reform is evident when considering the past, present and future of long-term care (LTC) in Canada. Some of the most pressing issues facing the LTC sector include the changing demographic composition in Canadian LTC homes, minimal consideration for the role of intersectionality in LTC data collection and analysis, and the expanding need to engage diverse participants and knowledge users. Using the Transtheoretical Model of Change…
Integrating poverty alleviation and environmental protection efforts
Apt menstrual health management is crucial to the livelihood of low-income, bottom of the pyramid (BOP) women as well as to environmental conservation. However, knowledge is still scant about the factors underpinning women's preferences towards menstrual products, and whether and how the environmental impact of different solutions matter to women's choices. We address this gap by proposing a socio-ecological perspective to understand whether a pr…
Cognitive Impairment in Older Adults With Concurrent Hearing and Vision Impairment
Introduction: As the prevalence of age-related sensory impairment increases, more evidence emerges on the association between uni-sensory and cognitive impairment (CI) in older adults. However, the link between CI and concurrent hearing and vision impairment (referred to as dual sensory impairment/DSI) is not well-understood, and this combined effect may be additive or multiplicative. Moreover, the existing evidence on CI in older adults with DSI…
Barriers and Facilitators That Influence Social Participation in Older Adults With Dual Sensory Impairment
Introduction: The proportion of older adults with combined acquired vision and hearing impairments (referred to as Dual Sensory Impairment/DSI) is growing, and their unique care needs are beginning to receive increased attention. Considering the age-related demographic shift, one million older adults in Canada are expected to experience DSI by 2036, and evidence suggests that DSI is associated with communication difficulties, cognitive decline, d…
Essential Elements That Contribute to the Recovery of Persons With Severe Mental Illness
Introduction: There is an increasing emphasis on recovery-oriented care in the design and delivery of mental health services. Research has demonstrated that recovery-oriented services are understood differently depending on the stakeholders involved. Variations in interpretations of recovery lead to challenges in creating systematically organized environments that deliver a consistent recovery-oriented approach to care. The existing evidence on r…
Comparison of clinical and cost-effectiveness of two strategies using mobile digital x-ray to detect pulmonary tuberculosis in rural India
The study reports a new initiative within a PPM model to improve the diagnosis of PTB by filling the gap in the current diagnostic infrastructure. We believe there is potential for replication of strategy 2 model in other states, although further evidence is required
Business Model Innovation for Inclusive Health Care Delivery at the Bottom of the Pyramid
This article investigates business models innovation for delivering health care at the base of the pyramid (BoP). The examination of six health care organizational cases suggests that co-creation of patient needs, community engagement, continuous involvement of customers, innovative medical technology, focus on human resources for health, strategic partnerships, economies of scale, and cross-subsidization are business model innovation strategies …
Methodological Approaches to Obtaining Informed Consent when Conducting Research With Individuals With Deafblindness
Informed consent is essential in research involving people with disabilities to protect their rights and ensure ethical conduct. Individuals with communicative vulnerability, such as those living with deafblindness, face difficulties when the research process is not accessible. Our team has developed methodological expertise where this vulnerable population is concerned. To formalize recommendations that can improve their inclusion, we utilized a…
Integrating poverty alleviation and environmental protection efforts
Apt menstrual health management is crucial to the livelihood of low-income, bottom of the pyramid (BOP) women as well as to environmental conservation. However, knowledge is still scant about the factors underpinning women's preferences towards menstrual products, and whether and how the environmental impact of different solutions matter to women's choices. We address this gap by proposing a socio-ecological perspective to understand whether a pr…
Business Model Innovation for Inclusive Health Care Delivery at the Bottom of the Pyramid
This article investigates business models innovation for delivering health care at the base of the pyramid (BoP). The examination of six health care organizational cases suggests that co-creation of patient needs, community engagement, continuous involvement of customers, innovative medical technology, focus on human resources for health, strategic partnerships, economies of scale, and cross-subsidization are business model innovation strategies …
Comparison of clinical and cost-effectiveness of two strategies using mobile digital x-ray to detect pulmonary tuberculosis in rural India
The study reports a new initiative within a PPM model to improve the diagnosis of PTB by filling the gap in the current diagnostic infrastructure. We believe there is potential for replication of strategy 2 model in other states, although further evidence is required
Barriers and Facilitators That Influence Social Participation in Older Adults With Dual Sensory Impairment
Introduction: The proportion of older adults with combined acquired vision and hearing impairments (referred to as Dual Sensory Impairment/DSI) is growing, and their unique care needs are beginning to receive increased attention. Considering the age-related demographic shift, one million older adults in Canada are expected to experience DSI by 2036, and evidence suggests that DSI is associated with communication difficulties, cognitive decline, d…
Essential Elements That Contribute to the Recovery of Persons With Severe Mental Illness
Introduction: There is an increasing emphasis on recovery-oriented care in the design and delivery of mental health services. Research has demonstrated that recovery-oriented services are understood differently depending on the stakeholders involved. Variations in interpretations of recovery lead to challenges in creating systematically organized environments that deliver a consistent recovery-oriented approach to care. The existing evidence on r…
Cognitive Impairment in Older Adults With Concurrent Hearing and Vision Impairment
Introduction: As the prevalence of age-related sensory impairment increases, more evidence emerges on the association between uni-sensory and cognitive impairment (CI) in older adults. However, the link between CI and concurrent hearing and vision impairment (referred to as dual sensory impairment/DSI) is not well-understood, and this combined effect may be additive or multiplicative. Moreover, the existing evidence on CI in older adults with DSI…
Academic Writing Challenges and Supports
Introduction Academic writing is a core element of a successful graduate program, especially at the doctoral level. Graduate students are expected to write in a scholarly manner for their thesis and scholarly publications. However, in some cases, limited or no specific training on academic writing is provided to them to do this effectively. As a result, many graduate students, especially those having English as an Additional Language (EAL), face …
Applications of Additive Manufacturing, or 3D Printing, in the Rehabilitation of Individuals With Deafblindness
Additive manufacturing (AM), also known as 3D printing, is a promising tool to produce assistive technology. For instance, individuals with deafblindness (concurrent vision and hearing loss) could benefit from tactile AM-based products as touch may be their main gateway to access information. This study thus aimed to synthesize evidence on the current and potential practices involving AM in the context of deafblindness rehabilitation and to infor…
Changing Care
Healthcare policy reform is evident when considering the past, present and future of long-term care (LTC) in Canada. Some of the most pressing issues facing the LTC sector include the changing demographic composition in Canadian LTC homes, minimal consideration for the role of intersectionality in LTC data collection and analysis, and the expanding need to engage diverse participants and knowledge users. Using the Transtheoretical Model of Change…
Integrating poverty alleviation and environmental protection efforts
Apt menstrual health management is crucial to the livelihood of low-income, bottom of the pyramid (BOP) women as well as to environmental conservation. However, knowledge is still scant about the factors underpinning women's preferences towards menstrual products, and whether and how the environmental impact of different solutions matter to women's choices. We address this gap by proposing a socio-ecological perspective to understand whether a pr…
Methodological Approaches to Obtaining Informed Consent when Conducting Research With Individuals With Deafblindness
Informed consent is essential in research involving people with disabilities to protect their rights and ensure ethical conduct. Individuals with communicative vulnerability, such as those living with deafblindness, face difficulties when the research process is not accessible. Our team has developed methodological expertise where this vulnerable population is concerned. To formalize recommendations that can improve their inclusion, we utilized a…
Knowledge sharing and green innovation
This study explores the evolving field of knowledge sharing and green innovation, focusing on its growing importance as a driver of sustainable practices. Despite significant advancements in understanding specific green innovations, there remains a lack of research on the broader trends and knowledge foundations underpinning this domain. To address this gap, a systematic literature review was conducted, analyzing publications from the past decade…
Supply Chain Resilience, Organizational Effectiveness, and Firm Performance
This study systematically reviews the relationship between supply chain resilience, organizational effectiveness, and firm performance. It aims to fill gaps in the literature by integrating various theoretical frameworks, contexts, and variables through the Theory, Context, Characteristics, and Methodology (TCCM) framework. Analyzing 58 articles from Scopus and Google Scholar using the Scientific Procedures and Rationales for Systematic Literatur…
JOS Special Issue
Product Availability, Buying Behavior, and Marketing Action
It is argued that improving access to products and services can increase the material well‐being of BoP consumers. However, little is known about the kind of products available or consumed at the BoP, particularly if they are essential or non‐essential, and the implications of their consumption for a consumer segment with limited resources. BoP ventures have also been criticized for creating economic value for the firm without truly creating soci…
Medicine (9 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Hearing Impairment and Communication (3 works) · Innovation and Socioeconomic Development (3 works) · Medical education (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works)