V K  Singh Author of Evaluating Organization Development
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V K Singh

Professor and Managing Director
InnovatioCuris

Dr.V.K.Singh superannuated as Surgeon Rear Admiral,awarded Distinguished Services Medal by President of India and by Zambia.Was Dy.Chief Medical Officer of United Nations,Adjunct Professor of MIT,Zaragoza and Adjunct Research Professor-Ivey School of Business. Now Adjunct Professor, World Health Innovation Network Odette School of Business, University of Windsor,Canada, Honorary Professor-Australian Institute of Health Innovation, Macquarie University, Australia and MD, InnovatioCuris.

Subjects: Healthcare

Biography

Professor Singh is Managing Director of InnovatioCuris (IC) located in India.  This organisation brings extensive healthcare expertise and applies global innovative models and management processes by leveraging IT to deliver healthcare at an optimum cost.

Professor Singh is a world-renowned figure in healthcare. Trained as a physician, based in India, he is Adjunct Professor of the World Health Innovation Network, Odette School of Business, University of Windsor, Canada. He served in the Indian Armed Forces Medical Services for 37 years from 1968-2005 in various national and international assignments.  He has been to 38 countries on various assignments including heading delegations for India. He attained the rank of Surgeon Rear Admiral in the Indian Navy up to 2005. Previously, he was Adjunct Professor of Massachusetts Institute of Technology, (MIT) Zaragoza and Adjunct Research Professor-International Health Innovation Center, Ivey School of Business, University of Ontario, Canada.

Professor Singh has been a consultant for the National Disaster Management Authority and has formulated national guidelines for disaster on mass management of casualties. He was President, and is now a Fellow of the Academy of Hospital Administration, Chairman, Health Care Division of Quality Council of India and on the Board of the Indian Society of Health Professionals and Founding Director of the International Institute of Health Management Research, New Delhi. He was Awarded the Distinguished Services Medal by the President of India and commendation by the Government of Zambia. He also served as Deputy Chief Medical Officer of the United Nations.

Authored a book ‘Innovations in Healthcare Management: Cost Effective and Sustainable Solutions’ with National & International authors published in USA in 2015 and another book “Planning and Designing Healthcare Facilities:  Lean, Innovative and Evidence Based" releasing in Oct 2017 by same publisher, and has launched global magazine in healthcare innovation called InnoHealth in 2016 as part of IC.

Education

    MBBS, MHA, DNB, MPhil, FAHA

Areas of Research / Professional Expertise

    Healthcare Innovation, Healthcare Quality, Lean- Hospital Plainning and Designing, Public Health, Telemedicine, m-Health, Disaster Management

Personal Interests

    Teaching, Writing, Reading, Paratrooping, Trekking and Mountaineering

Books

Articles

eHealth

Innovating in healthcare IT for better outcome


Published: Jul 01, 2013 by eHealth
Authors: Singh VK

Innovating in healthcare IT for better outcome

Express Healthcare

Innovation impacting health scenario in India


Published: Jun 01, 2013 by Express Healthcare
Authors: Singh VK

Innovation impacting health scenario in India

National Disaster Management Authority, Government of India

National Disaster Management Guidelines, Medical Preparedness and Mass Casualty


Published: Oct 01, 2007 by National Disaster Management Authority, Government of India
Authors: Bhardwaj JR, Singh VK et al

National Disaster Management Guidelines, Medical Preparedness and Mass Casualty Management

Computer Methods of Programmes in Biomedicine 2

Operation Research for estimation of ambulance requirement in hospital


Published: Oct 01, 1990 by Computer Methods of Programmes in Biomedicine 2
Authors: Singh VK Jagdishchandran A Dey BR

Multi-channel queueing, an operation research technique, has been used to estimate the requirement of ambulances for the teaching hospital at Pune, India.