Bio
Global newborn health, to me, is equitable, skilled, evidence based and compassionate such that it follows the “Gandhian” uptopic aspirations of personal integrity, personal value, self-reliance, self-dignity and shared without ideology, borders and economic constraints. Unfettered access to shared community resources and those that are supplemented by marketplace dynamics balance the needs of health care seekers and health care providers. These values are also driven by other contemporary models including those fostered by Florence Nightingale (for skill, compassion and equity), Albert Schweitzer (for unfettered access of “state-of-art” healthcare to those with economic constraints) and Mother Theresa (for unfettered access to compassion and skilled care during suffering and dying with the absence of ideology). Providers with personal aspirations of philanthropy, humanity service, good will and governance responsibilities have been my partners to promote newborn health world-wide. Our goals are to promote well-being of all newborns to achieve their natural academic and athletic potential by school age as they thrive in a loving and caring family. My life skillsets allow me the opportunity to mentor scholarly approaches that are directed towards equitable maternal child health encountered by humanity-at-large.
