Saumya Saumya
Biographic Data
| ID | 6880049 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Saumya Saumya |
| GIVEN NAMES | Saumya |
| FAMILY NAME | Saumya |
| SIGNATURE | SAUMYA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Madhya Pradesh Council of Science and Technology |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Role and relevance of open and distance learning in social work education
The paper discusses the issues and challenges of offering a pan-India MSW Programme through distance learning, the national accreditation and assessment council vis-à-vis open universities and Indira Gandhi National Open University's (IGNOU) role in distance education in social work in India. In this light, the paper describes the IGNOU model of MSW curriculum, fieldwork components, evaluation, delivery mechanisms and the challenges and limitatio…
Social work education in India
The article discusses on background of social work and social work education as it began in India. It provides details on the curriculum of the discipline and discussions regarding its diversity and specialisations. It, further, highlights the process of indigenization, indigenous knowledge, Indianisation and the various debates related to it. The article also traces, in brief, the developmental history of the social work curricula in India, the …
Association of body mass index with rate of cervical dialatation in spontaneous onset labour
Objective: To determine association of cervical dialatation rate with body mass index (BMI). Introduction: The prevalence of overweight and obesity is increasing among women of childbearing age. Observational studies show that obese women have up to a 2-fold increased risk for a cesarean delivery compared with normal-weight women. The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of maternal overweight and obesity on the pattern of labor progre…
Reassessing contemporary labour curves
OBJECTIVES: Our purpose was to analyse the pattern of labor progression in Low risk parturients in contemporary obstetric practice. STUDY DESIGN: We extracted detailed labor data from 1531 low risk parturients with a term, singleton, vertex fetus of normal birth weight after spontaneous onset of labor. Cesarean deliveries,instrumental deliveries and those needed oxytocin augmentation were excluded.Those women whose new born needed resuscitation w…
Analysis of demographic characteristics affecting labour curve in low risk pregnant woman in tertiary care hospital in Central India
Background: Since decades labour curve given by E. Friedman in 1950 is used in obstetrics practices all over the world; but recent studies have highlighted labour progression pattern which deviates from Friedman’s curve. Recently there have been many studies done to focus on progress of labour in contemporary labouring females. Till date no other study has been focused on developing labour curves for Indian origin females. This study is done to e…
Association of cervical effacement with spontaneous labour progression in low risk pregnant females
Aim: This study was conducted to evaluate the effect of the cervical effacement to rate of cervical dilatation in spontaneous onset labour in low risk pregnant women in order to improve the accuracy of the current partogram. Method: We conducted an observational study of women who were admitted for vaginal delivery at SSMC, Rewa from august 2017 to july 2018. During labor, dilatation curve was plotted in different graphs for women with spontaneou…
Gendered Dimensions of Trade
International trade has traditionally played an essential role in driving women-centric economic empowerment. Women’s participation as owners or managers has remained consistently low over the years. In India's case, a previous study conducted by UNDP revealed that women entrepreneurs preferred engaging in informal cross-border business as it was less risky with no tax burdens and their discomfort in dealing with male customs officials (UNDP, 201…
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Gendered Dimensions of Trade
International trade has traditionally played an essential role in driving women-centric economic empowerment. Women’s participation as owners or managers has remained consistently low over the years. In India's case, a previous study conducted by UNDP revealed that women entrepreneurs preferred engaging in informal cross-border business as it was less risky with no tax burdens and their discomfort in dealing with male customs officials (UNDP, 201…
Social work education in India
The article discusses on background of social work and social work education as it began in India. It provides details on the curriculum of the discipline and discussions regarding its diversity and specialisations. It, further, highlights the process of indigenization, indigenous knowledge, Indianisation and the various debates related to it. The article also traces, in brief, the developmental history of the social work curricula in India, the …
Association of body mass index with rate of cervical dialatation in spontaneous onset labour
Objective: To determine association of cervical dialatation rate with body mass index (BMI). Introduction: The prevalence of overweight and obesity is increasing among women of childbearing age. Observational studies show that obese women have up to a 2-fold increased risk for a cesarean delivery compared with normal-weight women. The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of maternal overweight and obesity on the pattern of labor progre…
Reassessing contemporary labour curves
OBJECTIVES: Our purpose was to analyse the pattern of labor progression in Low risk parturients in contemporary obstetric practice. STUDY DESIGN: We extracted detailed labor data from 1531 low risk parturients with a term, singleton, vertex fetus of normal birth weight after spontaneous onset of labor. Cesarean deliveries,instrumental deliveries and those needed oxytocin augmentation were excluded.Those women whose new born needed resuscitation w…
Analysis of demographic characteristics affecting labour curve in low risk pregnant woman in tertiary care hospital in Central India
Background: Since decades labour curve given by E. Friedman in 1950 is used in obstetrics practices all over the world; but recent studies have highlighted labour progression pattern which deviates from Friedman’s curve. Recently there have been many studies done to focus on progress of labour in contemporary labouring females. Till date no other study has been focused on developing labour curves for Indian origin females. This study is done to e…
Association of cervical effacement with spontaneous labour progression in low risk pregnant females
Aim: This study was conducted to evaluate the effect of the cervical effacement to rate of cervical dilatation in spontaneous onset labour in low risk pregnant women in order to improve the accuracy of the current partogram. Method: We conducted an observational study of women who were admitted for vaginal delivery at SSMC, Rewa from august 2017 to july 2018. During labor, dilatation curve was plotted in different graphs for women with spontaneou…
Role and relevance of open and distance learning in social work education
The paper discusses the issues and challenges of offering a pan-India MSW Programme through distance learning, the national accreditation and assessment council vis-à-vis open universities and Indira Gandhi National Open University's (IGNOU) role in distance education in social work in India. In this light, the paper describes the IGNOU model of MSW curriculum, fieldwork components, evaluation, delivery mechanisms and the challenges and limitatio…
Internal Medicine (4 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Obstetrics (4 works) · Gestation (3 works) · Observational study (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Pregnancy (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Body mass index (2 works) · Cervical dilatation (2 works)