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Author: Dr.Amit kumar
Dr. Amit Kumar is a healthcare professional, paramedic, and public health practitioner with extensive experience in emergency medicine, healthcare management, and community healthcare services. With a strong clinical background and a passion for improving public health outcomes, he has worked across hospital, emergency care, and healthcare support settings in both India and the United Kingdom.
Dr. Kumar holds a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) degree and has further specialized in Global Public Health and Health Management. He completed his MSc in Global Public Health from the University of Essex, London, and also holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Public Health Management.
He has over six years of experience as a Resident Medical Officer at Nano Hospitals in Bangalore, India, where he managed emergency and acute patient care, clinical coordination, and healthcare operations. In the UK, he has gained valuable experience working in healthcare support and emergency response roles, including with [St John Ambulance](https://www.sja.org.uk) and Care UK.
Dr. Amit Kumar is also an HCPC-registered paramedic with strong interests in:
* Emergency and pre-hospital care
* Public health research
* Community healthcare
* Health education and awareness
* Healthcare leadership and management
* Clinical training and emergency preparedness
He is the founder of GPH Community, an initiative focused on healthcare education, public health awareness, research, and community wellbeing. Through research blogs, healthcare projects, and digital healthcare innovation, his goal is to support healthier communities and improve access to healthcare knowledge and emergency care awareness.
Dr. Kumar is passionate about combining healthcare expertise, technology, research, and community engagement to create impactful healthcare solutions for the future.
Protecting the Digital Generation: Why the UK’s Social Media Ban is a Bold Public Health Move
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Why International Patients Are Choosing India for Advanced Medical Care
A recent success story has once again highlighted the growing confidence international patients place in India’s healthcare system. A nurse from New Zealand reportedly traveled to India for robotic hip replacement surgery and achieved remarkable cost savings while receiving high-quality medical care.
The Power of Positive Thinking
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A Healthy Mind, A Happy Life
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Best Courses to Level Up Your Career as a Paramedic or Nurse in the UK
The healthcare sector in the UK is constantly evolving, creating exciting opportunities for paramedics and nurses to expand their skills, improve patient care, and progress into advanced clinical roles. Whether you work in the NHS, private healthcare, urgent care, primary care, or community settings, gaining additional qualifications can significantly enhance your career prospects and earning potential.
Mental Health Awareness Week: Learning That Could Change a Life
Mental Health Awareness Week is a time for all of us to pause and reflect — on our own wellbeing, the wellbeing of those around us, and the small actions we can take to support better mental health in our communities. The week encourages open conversations, greater understanding, and practical action to reduce stigma and…
The Psychology Behind Why People Ignore Good Advice
Have you ever watched someone repeat the same mistake, even after receiving clear and thoughtful advice? Maybe you’ve done it yourself—ignoring warnings about health, finances, relationships, or career decisions, only to regret it later. It raises an interesting question: if good advice is so valuable, why do people often ignore it? The answer lies deep…
Measles Outbreaks in the United Kingdom: Socioeconomic Drivers and the Role of MMRV Vaccination
Abstract In January 2026, the World Health Organization (WHO) formally announced that the United Kingdom had lost its measles elimination status. This seismic epidemiological shift followed a period of escalating transmission that began in late 2023 and peaked in 2024 with 2,911 laboratory-confirmed cases in England—the highest annual figure in over a decade. This paper…
Election Results 2026 and Public Health: How Political Power Will Shape the Future of Healthcare
As Election Votes Are Counted, the Future of Public Health Hangs in the Balance The tension is visible everywhere. Newsrooms are running nonstop coverage. Social media feeds are exploding with live updates. Political analysts are studying every vote count, every regional swing, and every unexpected lead. But beyond the political drama of the ongoing Election…