HealthAtoms’ Advisory Panel is a group of senior physicians, nurses, and educators who lend their guidance from time to time. They help shape our editorial standards and direction — offering perspective and counsel, not sign-off on every individual story.
Experienced Voices
Senior doctors, nurses & educators
Guideline Awareness
Grounded in WHO, ICMR & NMC standards
Periodic Guidance
Counsel on direction, not each story
“Senior internal medicine consultant with 22 years of practice. Advises us on geriatrics, endocrinology, and elder-care nursing protocols, and lends perspective on our research-summary and explainer coverage.”
“Professor of Nursing Education and former Dean at a leading nursing college in South India. Author of three textbooks on adult health nursing and a member of the Indian Nursing Council's curriculum reform committee.”
“Retired surgeon and former head of critical care at a tertiary military hospital. Brings perspective on operating-room nursing, trauma care, and the dynamics of inter-professional teams.”
“Doctor of Nursing Practice with public-health training. Leads a community health initiative in Kerala and consults on maternal-child health, immunization coverage, and rural health workforce planning.”
“Clinical informatics specialist and ABDM-certified architect. Advises us on digital health — EHR adoption, interoperability, and ethical AI use in clinical settings.”
“Forty years in clinical nursing across pediatric, obstetric, and palliative wards. Active mentor for early-career nurses and a frequent contributor to professional development standards.”
“Founder of Nursing News India and the HealthAtoms platform ecosystem. Dedicated to building digital health systems, clinical informatics, and voice-powered workflows that empower frontline nurses.”
The panel offers guidance and perspective on our editorial standards and the topics we cover. They are not asked to approve every individual article — day-to-day reporting and fact-checking is handled by our editorial team.
Panel members advise on editorial standards, sourcing, and the topics we prioritise — the framework our newsroom works within.
Our editorial team reports, sources, and fact-checks each story against current guidelines (ICMR, WHO, NMC where relevant).
On complex or sensitive clinical topics we reach out to a relevant panel member for input — but no advisor is accountable for every published item.
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