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.

Climate Change and Health: The Escalating Threat of Extreme Weather Events

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The intricate relationship between climate change and human health is becoming increasingly evident, with the escalating frequency and intensity of extreme weather events posing a significant global threat. A robust scientific consensus confirms that human activities are the primary driver of this climate change, leading to a surge in events such as heatwaves, floods, droughts, storms, and wildfires worldwide.

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Is the World Ready for the Next Pandemic? A Post-COVID-19 Assessment

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This post-COVID-19 assessment dives into what we’ve learned, where we still fall short, and what global health systems must do to face future threats. From vaccine equity to early-warning systems, this piece explores the reality behind the headlines — and asks the critical question: Are we ready, or just hoping for the best?#NextPandemicPrep, #PostCOVIDReality, #GlobalHealthCrisis, #PandemicPreparedness, #HealthSecurity, #PublicHealthMatters, #EpidemicResponse, #FutureOfHealth, #LessonsFromCOVID, #AreWeReady,Pandemic Preparedness, Public Health Assessment, Global Health Systems, COVID-19 Lessons, Health Crisis Management, Vaccine Equity, Emergency Response, Future Pandemics, Post-COVID World, Global Health Strategy,

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The Safety of aged people in Care Homes.

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The safety and wellbeing of adults with dementia, Parkinson’s disease, and other neurological disorders in care homes has long been a subject of concern. As the population ages, more individuals require specialized care to manage these complex conditions. However, the question remains: Are these individuals truly safe in care homes? Over the last two decades,…

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