Pratima Singh
Biographic Data
| ID | 7100120 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pratima Singh |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pratima |
| FAMILY NAME | Singh |
| SIGNATURE | SINGH P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alberta |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0407-618X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Transforming Gender Attitudes through Higher Education
Female scholars in universities provoke important philosophical questions of justice, equality, and knowledge generation in academic institutions. The paper will consider how women in higher education contribute to changing the education system to achieve sustainable development, not as a goal that is an instrument and thus relevant to one of the policy goals, such as SDG 4, but as an ethical and epistemic one. Going beyond descriptive narrations…
Pandemic, Precarity and Reverse Migration
The COVID-19 pandemic and the nationwide lockdown in India triggered an unprecedented reverse migration of informal workers from urban centers to rural regions, exposing long-standing structural vulnerabilities within the country’s labor regime. This paper examines the lived experiences of semi-skilled and unskilled informal workers who returned to rural Eastern Uttar Pradesh during the later phase of the pandemic. Using a qualitative research de…
Cup_cdlstm
Civil unrest, a major trouble in the country's progress, requires timely detection and prevention. It causes numerous major issues, including loss of life and injury, resource depletion, political instability, and violations of human rights. Automating the early warning civil unrest event prediction with social media data becomes critically important. Existing baseline methods through text datasets obtained from social media have shown promising …
Exploring the diverse factors influencing healthcare utilization during the Covid-19 crisis
Background The emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic created an unprecedented global health crisis, resulting in major disruptions to healthcare systems worldwide. The pandemic has also significantly reshaped healthcare utilization patterns. This study aimed to assess healthcare utilization during the three waves of COVID-19. Methods We conducted a retrospective study involving 1,308 patients admitted to the COVID-19 care facility at the National In…
Interconnected factors influencing family health and wellbeing in overcrowded homes and points for intervention – A qualitative study in London
Household overcrowding impacts family health and wellbeing • Multiple factors associated with living in overcrowding —from individual to societal levels—interact to influence outcomes • Targeting these factors and their interactions may improve outcomes for overcrowded families unable to move Household overcrowding contributes to poor familial health/wellbeing and is driven by a shortage of affordable housing. Despite being defined by spatial con…
Interventions that could mitigate the adverse effects of household overcrowding on wellbeing
Updates a 2013 review on housing interventions, with stronger focus on overcrowding • Includes both peer-reviewed and grey literature with resident and staff involvement • Gives a broader overview to alleviate negative impacts if rehousing is not feasible • While rehousing often reduced overcrowding, it did not always improve wellbeing • Identifies 3 types of interventions: rehousing, home improvements, multisectoral Household overcrowding has in…
Jane Austen’s Spectrum of Ideas
Austin sought to focus on key themes that divide a particular class, such as money, political position, and descent. In addition, the author considered how these social issues determined the fate of the protagonist of her novel. For example, in pride and prejudice, Austin tried to explain the entire system of primogeniture, which was one of Bennett's family's major problems. The most important issue was the marital issue of the daughters. Primoge…
Man and Woman - A Creation for Relation in Austen’s Novels
Jane Austen as a realist writer put genuine efforts to connect her characters with real life situations and circumstances to establish her as recognised socially realistic author. The selected novels of this chapter - Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Emma, Northanger Abbey, Persuasion, & Mansfield Park – are clear representation of real social lives of early 19th century. However, the representations are so knitted that it provides a b…
Context-Aware Civil Unrest Event Prediction Using Neutrosophic-Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis, PSO, and Hierarchical LSTM
Civil unrest is among the important hurdles in the countries’ progress as it deteriorates gross domestic product (GDP), international relations, foreign direct investment (FDI), globalization, public opinion, tourism, and businesses. Due to civil unrest a variety of serious problems, viz. loss of life/injury, resources, political stability, and human rights occur. Recently, few researchers have given insights on the prediction of occurrences of c…
A comparative cross-sectional study on the quality of life in Grave’s disease patients
Grave’s disease affects numerous patients globally, but its impact on health-related quality of life (HR-QoL) in relation to geographical disparities remains under-explored. This cross-sectional study aimed to assess the influence of urban versus rural residence on HR-QoL among patients diagnosed with Graves’ Disease in Rajasthan, India. One hundred seven Graves’ disease patients from rural and urban endocrine centers were analyzed. The rural gro…
Exploring the risk of glycemic variability in non-diabetic depressive individuals
Patients with more severe depressive symptoms, as suggested by CES-D ≥ 33, had higher glycemic variability
LGBTQ+ curriculum in medical school
Sources of parental burden in a UK sample of first-generation North Indian Punjabi Sikhs and their white British counterparts
OBJECTIVE: The correlates of parental burden in schizophrenia may differ between ethnic groups, but few studies have examined this in a UK setting. Our aim was to identify the correlates of burden in a UK sample of first-generation North Indian Punjabi Sikh parents and their white British counterparts. METHOD: Test the association of burden with a series of clinical, social and service use variables and control for potential confounding factors i…
Job satisfaction among dental therapists in South Africa
The roles and scope of practice of all members of the oral health team needs to be redefined within the context of the primary health care approach. Universities need to recruit students appropriately to fulfill their role within this team. Dental services in the public sector need to be upgraded to meet the oral health needs of the country
A Comparison of Levels of Burden in Indian and White Parents With a Son or Daughter With Schizophrenia
Background: Caregiver burden in mental illness is believed to differ between ethnic groups, but few studies have examined this in schizophrenia in the UK. Aim: To measure burden in British North Indian Sikh and white British parents with a son or daughter with established schizophrenia managed in outpatient care. Method: A cross-cultural cohort study measuring family factors, patient psychopathology and levels of burden and distress. Results: Ove…
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A Comparison of Levels of Burden in Indian and White Parents With a Son or Daughter With Schizophrenia
Background: Caregiver burden in mental illness is believed to differ between ethnic groups, but few studies have examined this in schizophrenia in the UK. Aim: To measure burden in British North Indian Sikh and white British parents with a son or daughter with established schizophrenia managed in outpatient care. Method: A cross-cultural cohort study measuring family factors, patient psychopathology and levels of burden and distress. Results: Ove…
Job satisfaction among dental therapists in South Africa
The roles and scope of practice of all members of the oral health team needs to be redefined within the context of the primary health care approach. Universities need to recruit students appropriately to fulfill their role within this team. Dental services in the public sector need to be upgraded to meet the oral health needs of the country
Sources of parental burden in a UK sample of first-generation North Indian Punjabi Sikhs and their white British counterparts
OBJECTIVE: The correlates of parental burden in schizophrenia may differ between ethnic groups, but few studies have examined this in a UK setting. Our aim was to identify the correlates of burden in a UK sample of first-generation North Indian Punjabi Sikh parents and their white British counterparts. METHOD: Test the association of burden with a series of clinical, social and service use variables and control for potential confounding factors i…
LGBTQ+ curriculum in medical school
Exploring the risk of glycemic variability in non-diabetic depressive individuals
Patients with more severe depressive symptoms, as suggested by CES-D ≥ 33, had higher glycemic variability
Jane Austen’s Spectrum of Ideas
Austin sought to focus on key themes that divide a particular class, such as money, political position, and descent. In addition, the author considered how these social issues determined the fate of the protagonist of her novel. For example, in pride and prejudice, Austin tried to explain the entire system of primogeniture, which was one of Bennett's family's major problems. The most important issue was the marital issue of the daughters. Primoge…
Man and Woman - A Creation for Relation in Austen’s Novels
Jane Austen as a realist writer put genuine efforts to connect her characters with real life situations and circumstances to establish her as recognised socially realistic author. The selected novels of this chapter - Pride and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility, Emma, Northanger Abbey, Persuasion, & Mansfield Park – are clear representation of real social lives of early 19th century. However, the representations are so knitted that it provides a b…
Context-Aware Civil Unrest Event Prediction Using Neutrosophic-Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis, PSO, and Hierarchical LSTM
Civil unrest is among the important hurdles in the countries’ progress as it deteriorates gross domestic product (GDP), international relations, foreign direct investment (FDI), globalization, public opinion, tourism, and businesses. Due to civil unrest a variety of serious problems, viz. loss of life/injury, resources, political stability, and human rights occur. Recently, few researchers have given insights on the prediction of occurrences of c…
A comparative cross-sectional study on the quality of life in Grave’s disease patients
Grave’s disease affects numerous patients globally, but its impact on health-related quality of life (HR-QoL) in relation to geographical disparities remains under-explored. This cross-sectional study aimed to assess the influence of urban versus rural residence on HR-QoL among patients diagnosed with Graves’ Disease in Rajasthan, India. One hundred seven Graves’ disease patients from rural and urban endocrine centers were analyzed. The rural gro…
Cup_cdlstm
Civil unrest, a major trouble in the country's progress, requires timely detection and prevention. It causes numerous major issues, including loss of life and injury, resource depletion, political instability, and violations of human rights. Automating the early warning civil unrest event prediction with social media data becomes critically important. Existing baseline methods through text datasets obtained from social media have shown promising …
Exploring the diverse factors influencing healthcare utilization during the Covid-19 crisis
Background The emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic created an unprecedented global health crisis, resulting in major disruptions to healthcare systems worldwide. The pandemic has also significantly reshaped healthcare utilization patterns. This study aimed to assess healthcare utilization during the three waves of COVID-19. Methods We conducted a retrospective study involving 1,308 patients admitted to the COVID-19 care facility at the National In…
Interconnected factors influencing family health and wellbeing in overcrowded homes and points for intervention – A qualitative study in London
Household overcrowding impacts family health and wellbeing • Multiple factors associated with living in overcrowding —from individual to societal levels—interact to influence outcomes • Targeting these factors and their interactions may improve outcomes for overcrowded families unable to move Household overcrowding contributes to poor familial health/wellbeing and is driven by a shortage of affordable housing. Despite being defined by spatial con…
Interventions that could mitigate the adverse effects of household overcrowding on wellbeing
Updates a 2013 review on housing interventions, with stronger focus on overcrowding • Includes both peer-reviewed and grey literature with resident and staff involvement • Gives a broader overview to alleviate negative impacts if rehousing is not feasible • While rehousing often reduced overcrowding, it did not always improve wellbeing • Identifies 3 types of interventions: rehousing, home improvements, multisectoral Household overcrowding has in…
Transforming Gender Attitudes through Higher Education
Female scholars in universities provoke important philosophical questions of justice, equality, and knowledge generation in academic institutions. The paper will consider how women in higher education contribute to changing the education system to achieve sustainable development, not as a goal that is an instrument and thus relevant to one of the policy goals, such as SDG 4, but as an ethical and epistemic one. Going beyond descriptive narrations…
Pandemic, Precarity and Reverse Migration
The COVID-19 pandemic and the nationwide lockdown in India triggered an unprecedented reverse migration of informal workers from urban centers to rural regions, exposing long-standing structural vulnerabilities within the country’s labor regime. This paper examines the lived experiences of semi-skilled and unskilled informal workers who returned to rural Eastern Uttar Pradesh during the later phase of the pandemic. Using a qualitative research de…
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