Digital health will grow more in the next five years because this pandemic had taught us how to remain fit and healthy even using various digital health platforms. There is no need to waste time going to a clinic or hospital, you can consult a doctor online sitting at home.
1. Tell us about your upbringing, background, and journey?
I am feeling honored to be interviewed by you. I am from a middle-class family. We are four brothers and sisters. My father was a very intelligent and humble maths teacher and headmaster of a senior school. His main aim was to teach everyone.
My mother is aware of healthy eating patterns, which means no stale food, lots of fruits in our diet, more stress on values rather than showing off. I still remember those childhood memories. I am the youngest one in my family so a bit pampered. My siblings loved me a lot.
2. Why did you choose to be a doctor and decide what you specifically want to do?
When I was in 9th class, I decided to become a doctor to serve humanity.
3. How do you expect digital health to grow over the next 5 years?
Digital health will grow more in the next five years because this pandemic had taught us how to remain fit and healthy even using various digital health platforms. There is no need to waste time going to a clinic or hospital, you can consult a doctor online sitting at home.
This also is the best way to avoid the spread of infectious diseases like covid 19. The environment will be saved because no fuel is used in going to the hospital. So in my view, digital health modes will see exponential growth in the next few years.
4. What are your concerns about Digital Health?
There are few concerns about digital health. Digital health cannot overshadow routine check-ups. Many times, personal examination of a patient is required which can give us a better understanding of a patient’s disease.
Many patients with mental disorders are to be handled in the hospital only. Moreover, healing touch to the patient would also be lacking in digital mode. So, both are important, digital as well as offline.
5. Can you let us know anyone application of Digital Health in your country which has impressed you?
Nirogstreet is one such platform in India doing very well.
About Dr. Reena Arora
Ayurvedic Clinic was conceptualized by Dr. Reena Arora in the year 2005. She is the chief consultant here. She obtained a Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) degree from MD University Rohtak in 1996. She was among the top 10 aspirants who secured admission in BAMS from Haryana State.
She completed Post Graduate Diploma in Panchkarma from Tilak Ayurvedic College, Pune University in the year 2003. She has also done a Certificate Course in Yoga from Moraji Desai Institute of Yoga, Delhi.
She is a passionate and avid practitioner of Ayurveda for more than twenty years and cured many patients suffering from chronic diseases through ayurvedic medicines. She also prescribes a specific diet according to the disease and prakarti of the patient.
She has won many accolades for promoting Ayurveda. She has won first prize in an article writing contest of the Ministry of AYUSH on the topic of prevention and management of diabetes through Ayurveda in the context of modern lifestyle. She has also participated in International and National conferences.
She won the outstanding paper award on “PCOD” from Vaidyaratanam. She has also been a regular member of various health shows on All India Radio and Doordarshan. She is an active member of NASYA. She actively participates in events and conferences related to Ayurveda and yoga.
Experience
She has vast experience in curing different types of chronic diseases through Ayurvedic medicines and diet. She also prescribes a specific diet according to disease. For more details visit my website: ayurvedicclinic.org
Social Media Presence:
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Dr Reena Arora - Ayurvedic Doctor
Interviewed By: Vanshikha Bagga
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