Lorane Scaria
Biographic Data
| ID | 6025463 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lorane Scaria |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lorane |
| FAMILY NAME | Scaria |
| SIGNATURE | SCARIA L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Rajagiri Hospital |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9992-2587 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
A comprehensive public health strategy for menstrual health in India
Purpose Menstrual cups are a safe, cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to single-use menstrual products; however, most people hesitate to use them due to sociocultural and practical concerns. The current project is an innovative public health model that promotes menstrual health through a complex multi-pronged approach suitable for resource-poor settings. Design/methodology/approach The paper elaborates on the model, execution and outcome…
Feasibility of a Social Work Practice-Framework for Family Caregivers in Kerala, India
Purpose: The study assessed the effectiveness of a social work intervention incorporating cognitive behavioural and family engagement strategies, in reducing depression and burden among caregivers of people with disability. Methods: The single-arm, pre-post experimental feasibility trial was tested among 47 caregivers, identified from a community in Kerala, India. The intervention employed a tiered approach, tailoring strategies of varying intens…
Vulnerabilities and life stressors of people presented to emergency departments with deliberate self-harm; consolidating the experiences to develop a continuum of care using a mixed-method framework
Objective: Suicide is a crucial public health concern. However, the interactions between bio psychosocial vulnerabilities and stressors leading to deliberate self-harm behavior remain unexplored, especially in the Indian context. This study examined the experiences leading to self-harm behavior among people who presented to emergency departments with suicidal attempts. Methods: In this mixed-methods study, we enrolled 44 patients who presented wi…
Protective Role of Social Networks for the Well-Being of Persons with Disabilities
The current study presents the findings from a cross-sectional survey on social factors associated with the well-being of persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Kerala, India. We conducted a community-based survey across three geographical zones, North, Central, and South of Kerala state, between April and September 2021. We randomly selected two districts from each zone using a stratified sample method, followed by one local self-government from ea…
Fase-family and social engagement model for prevention and management of self harm behavior–a study protocol for cluster randomized control trial in India
Prospectively registered in Clinical Trial Registry India (ICMR-NIMS) on 18/10/2021 (ref number- REF/2021/10/048264)
International Social Work
Social work practice in a global context requires an understanding of the cross-cultural nature of practice settings in local communities and globally. One step to developing this understanding of the internationalisation of social work education, including the student internship, is to incorporate supervision by local practitioners and educators. A qualitative interview study of fourteen social work students from Australia, New Zealand, Europe a…
Association of Depression and Anxiety with Social Network Types
Social networks protect individuals from mental health conditions of depression and anxiety. The association between each social network type and its mental health implications in the Indian population remains unclear. The study aims to determine the association of depression and anxiety with different social network types in the participants of a community cohort. We conducted a cross-sectional household survey among people aged ≥30 years in geo…
Towards the Development of an Intervention to Address Social Determinants of Non-Communicable Disease in Kerala, India
In India, cardiovascular disease (CVD), with hypertension as its foremost risk factor, has the highest prevalence rate of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and a rising mortality. Previous research has found a clustering of behavioural and social risks pertaining to NCDs, though the latter are infrequently addressed in public health interventions in India. This paper reaches toward the development of a social intervention to address social determi…
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Towards the Development of an Intervention to Address Social Determinants of Non-Communicable Disease in Kerala, India
In India, cardiovascular disease (CVD), with hypertension as its foremost risk factor, has the highest prevalence rate of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) and a rising mortality. Previous research has found a clustering of behavioural and social risks pertaining to NCDs, though the latter are infrequently addressed in public health interventions in India. This paper reaches toward the development of a social intervention to address social determi…
Association of Depression and Anxiety with Social Network Types
Social networks protect individuals from mental health conditions of depression and anxiety. The association between each social network type and its mental health implications in the Indian population remains unclear. The study aims to determine the association of depression and anxiety with different social network types in the participants of a community cohort. We conducted a cross-sectional household survey among people aged ≥30 years in geo…
Fase-family and social engagement model for prevention and management of self harm behavior–a study protocol for cluster randomized control trial in India
Prospectively registered in Clinical Trial Registry India (ICMR-NIMS) on 18/10/2021 (ref number- REF/2021/10/048264)
International Social Work
Social work practice in a global context requires an understanding of the cross-cultural nature of practice settings in local communities and globally. One step to developing this understanding of the internationalisation of social work education, including the student internship, is to incorporate supervision by local practitioners and educators. A qualitative interview study of fourteen social work students from Australia, New Zealand, Europe a…
Vulnerabilities and life stressors of people presented to emergency departments with deliberate self-harm; consolidating the experiences to develop a continuum of care using a mixed-method framework
Objective: Suicide is a crucial public health concern. However, the interactions between bio psychosocial vulnerabilities and stressors leading to deliberate self-harm behavior remain unexplored, especially in the Indian context. This study examined the experiences leading to self-harm behavior among people who presented to emergency departments with suicidal attempts. Methods: In this mixed-methods study, we enrolled 44 patients who presented wi…
Protective Role of Social Networks for the Well-Being of Persons with Disabilities
The current study presents the findings from a cross-sectional survey on social factors associated with the well-being of persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Kerala, India. We conducted a community-based survey across three geographical zones, North, Central, and South of Kerala state, between April and September 2021. We randomly selected two districts from each zone using a stratified sample method, followed by one local self-government from ea…
Feasibility of a Social Work Practice-Framework for Family Caregivers in Kerala, India
Purpose: The study assessed the effectiveness of a social work intervention incorporating cognitive behavioural and family engagement strategies, in reducing depression and burden among caregivers of people with disability. Methods: The single-arm, pre-post experimental feasibility trial was tested among 47 caregivers, identified from a community in Kerala, India. The intervention employed a tiered approach, tailoring strategies of varying intens…
A comprehensive public health strategy for menstrual health in India
Purpose Menstrual cups are a safe, cost-effective and eco-friendly alternative to single-use menstrual products; however, most people hesitate to use them due to sociocultural and practical concerns. The current project is an innovative public health model that promotes menstrual health through a complex multi-pronged approach suitable for resource-poor settings. Design/methodology/approach The paper elaborates on the model, execution and outcome…
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