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Sonjoy Singh
Researcher at Banaras Hindu University
Publications - 6
Citations - 54
Sonjoy Singh is an academic researcher from Banaras Hindu University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Patient safety & Ionosphere. The author has an hindex of 4, co-authored 6 publications receiving 48 citations.
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Building Learning Practices with Self-Empowered Teams for Improving Patient Safety:
TL;DR: The Objective was to develop and test a novel methodology that forms self-empowered effective learning teams that can prioritise safety problems based on the combination of error frequency and severity of consequences, and then devise feasible interventions.
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Whistlers detected and analyzed by Automatic Whistler Detector (AWD) at low latitude Indian stations
Abhay Kumar Singh,Sonjoy Singh,Rajesh Singh,Sneha A. Gokani,Ashok Kumar Singh,Devendraa Siingh,János Lichtenberger,János Lichtenberger +7 more
TL;DR: In this paper, an Automatic Whistler Detector (AWD) has been installed at three Indian low latitude stations: Varanasi (geomag. lat. 14°55′N, geomag lat. 16.05°N; geomagg. long.
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A concept for a visual computer interface to make error taxonomies useful at the point of primary care
TL;DR: A concept for a visual taxonomy of errors, based on visual models of the healthcare system at both macrosystem and microsystem levels, is presented and how this could be used to create a visual database of errors is described.
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Lewy body dementia: case report and discussion.
TL;DR: Evidence from the literature suggests that Lewy body dementia can be diagnosed in primary care settings based on clinical criteria, and special attention should be paid to dementia patients who exhibit parkinsonism, hallucinations, fluctuating cognition, or prominent visuosperceptual deficits.
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Creating a common vision for all stakeholders to make healthcare safer with interactive visual modelling
TL;DR: A concept for a web-based visual error reporting system that can provide a user-friendly, efficient means of reporting errors in any domain of healthcare, aided by touch-screen technology is presented.