Author: IJRSML
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Role of Local Folk Songs in Disseminating Pandemic Prevention Messages
— Local folk songs—performed in regionally familiar languages and styles—offer a culturally resonant channel for health risk communication during epidemics. This manuscript examines how folk music can translate biomedical guidance into memorable, actionable cues, particularly in…
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Multilingual Accessibility in India’s Public Health Portals: A Usability Audit
— India’s public health ecosystem has expanded rapidly through national portals such as the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare (MoHFW), the National Health Portal (NHP), Ayushman Bharat—Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana (PM-JAY), eSanjeevani (telemedicine), CoWIN…
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Comparative Study of Health Awareness Podcasts in Hindi, Bengali, and Telugu
— The rapid growth of mobile internet access and on-demand audio has positioned podcasts as a promising medium for public health communication in India. This study offers a comparative analysis of health awareness podcasts in three…
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Cultural Adaptation of Consent Forms for Indigenous Populations in India
Informed consent is a cornerstone of ethical research and clinical care, yet standard consent documents are often inaccessible to Indigenous communities in India due to language barriers, low formal literacy, differing health-worldviews, and collective decision-making traditions.…
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Multilingual Training for ASHA Workers: Effects on Patient Satisfaction
— India’s vast linguistic diversity means frontline health communication often occurs across language boundaries. Accredited Social Health Activists (ASHAs) are the first point of contact for preventive, promotive, and some curative services in rural and peri-urban…
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Vol. 14, Issue 5, May 2026
PUBLISHED: 2026-04-30 Original Research Article Sr. Title of Research Paper/Article Author(s) Download Article/Paper Download e-Certificate Download Confirmation Letter 1 Multilingual Training for ASHA Workers: Effects on Patient Satisfaction A Renuka Download PDF 2 Cultural Adaptation of…
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Nature, Emotion, and Imagination in English Poetry: A Literary Review
— English poetry has evolved through centuries as a dynamic medium of artistic expression, deeply rooted in the interplay of nature, emotion, and imagination. These three elements form the conceptual and aesthetic foundation of poetic creation,…
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Voices of Resistance: A Review of Female Poets and Their Literary Contributions
— Female poets have historically emerged as powerful voices of resistance, using poetry as a medium to challenge entrenched socio-cultural, political, and patriarchal structures. This review article provides a comprehensive and critical examination of women’s poetry…
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Impact of Voice-to-Text Errors in Regional Language Telemedicine Services
Telemedicine has become a core channel for care delivery in multilingual countries where millions of patients consult in regional languages. In such settings, clinicians often rely on voice-to-text (automatic speech recognition, ASR) to document encounters, generate…
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Influence of Script Type (Devanagari vs. Romanized Hindi) on Health App Readability
Mobile health (mHealth) applications are increasingly localized for Indian users, yet the choice of script—native Devanagari or Romanized Hindi (often called “Hinglish”)—remains contested for readability and comprehension. This study investigates whether script choice influences reading speed,…