Swecha Chamarty

A hardworking, dedicated, informative, capable researcher, and efficient manager with 12 years of experience in postgraduate-level public health. Considerably published in public health journals and conferences, with related expertise in monitoring, evaluation, and program management. A confident presenter at the conference and a good trainer in training sessions, able to convey the essence of the session and have a satisfactory response from the audience with positive energy. A competent negotiator with different bureaucrats and stakeholders, and very much bound by ethics and timelines at work. Offering excellent communication and good judgment, a seasoned Public Health Specialist known for high productivity and efficient task completion. Specialize in epidemiological research, community health education, and policy development. Excel in critical thinking, communication, and teamwork to address public health challenges effectively. Bring focused approach to planning and implementing health programs aimed at improving community well-being.

• Effect of WHO-SCC based intra-department mentoring program on quality of intrapartum care in public sector secondary hospitals in Andhra Pradesh, India: Pre-post mixed methods evaluation, PLOS Global Public Health, 2, 8, e0000530
• Evaluation of a scale-up WHO SCC and mentoring based program for improving quality of intrapartum care in public sector in Rajasthan, India: repeated mixed-methods surveys, Archives of Public Health, PPR489824
• ASHA and ANM: Torch bearers in promoting maternal health care services in the Hingoli district, Maharashtra state India., IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science (IOSR-JHSS), 27, 01, 2022, 45-49
• Feedback of Women on satisfaction with One-to-One Professional Midwifery Care during Labour and Birth at Fernandez Hospital, Hyderabad, India, GLOW Conference 2020, Respectful Care
• Care practices and neonatal survival in 52 neonatal intensive care units in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, India: A cross-sectional study., PLoS Med, 16, 7, e1002860, 10.1371/journal.pmed.1002860
• Effectiveness of Dakshata programme in Post-natal care in the states of Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh., WIN Conference, 2019, 7-9
• Hand hygiene in hospitals: an observational study in hospitals from two southern states of India., BMC Public Health, 18, 1299, 10.1186/s12889-018-6219-6
• Evaluation of Low-touch Model; Case Study of Dakshata Programme in Andhra Pradesh., WIN Conference, 2019, 13-15
• A study on sanitation practices and hygiene in urban slums of Chennai., SRM, School of Public Health Series Volume II, 2014

1) Samiksha Singh, et.al. “Effect of WHO-SCC based intra-department mentoring program on quality of intrapartum care in public sector secondary hospitals in Andhra Pradesh, India: Pre-post mixed methods evaluation” (PLOS Global Public Health) 2(8): e0000530

2) Samiksha Singh, et.al. Evaluation of a scale-up WHO SCC and mentoring based program for improving quality of intrapartum care in public sector in Rajasthan, India: repeated mixed methods surveys (Archives of Public Health) PPR: PPR489824

3) Prashant Putthawar, et. al. “ASHA and ANM : Torch bearers in promoting maternal health care services in the Hingoli district, Maharashtra state India.” IOSR Journal of Humanities and Social Science (IOSR-JHSS), 27(01), 2022, pp. 45-49.

4) Online Poster presentation in “GLOW Conference 2020” on “Feedback of Women on satisfaction with One-to-One Professional Midwifery Care during Labour and Birth at Fernandez Hospital, Hyderabad, India” under the abstract theme “Respectful Care”

5) Hanson C, Singh S, Zamboni K, Tyagi M, Chamarty S, Shukla R, et al. (2019) Care practices and neonatal survival in 52 neonatal intensive care units in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, India: A cross-sectional study. PLoS Med 16(7): e1002860. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pmed.1002860

6) Chamarty et al. WIN Conference; Innovate and Empower to Accelerate Social Change 2019; page no7-9: Effectiveness of Dakshata programme in Post-natal care in the states of Rajasthan and Andhra Pradesh. http://www.winfoundation.org/

7) Tyagi et al. BMC Public Health (2018) 18:1299; Hand hygiene in hospitals: an observational study in hospitals from two southern states of India. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-018-6219-6

8) Mishra et al. co-authored WIN Conference; Innovate and Empower to Accelerate Social Change 2019; page no 13-15: Evaluation of Low-touch Model; Case Study of Dakshata Programme in Andhra Pradesh. http://www.winfoundation.org/

9) Swecha Charmarty, Dr. Anil Krishna, “A study on sanitation practices and hygiene in urban slums of Chennai”. Published in SRM, School of Public Health Series Volume II 2014.