Kavishwar purva girish

Participated in World Tuberculosis Day events during the second year of MBBS studies.

• Conducted a study on "The Impact of Early Diagnosis in Tuberculosis Management", presented at the National Public Health Conference.
• Published research in the Indian Journal of Community Medicine on "The Role of Public Awareness Campaigns in Reducing TB Cases in India".
• Assisted in a clinical trial on "Efficacy of New-Generation Antibiotics for Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis", collaborating with Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College research teams.
• Participated in a hospital-based epidemiological study on respiratory diseases, analyzing the impact of pollution on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) cases in urban populations.

• Young Researcher Award – Recognized by Indian Medical Association (IMA) for contributions to tuberculosis awareness and research (2021).
• Excellence in Public Health Award – Honored by Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College for outstanding participation in World Tuberculosis Day awareness programs (2020).
• Best Paper Presentation Award – Received at the National Public Health Conference for research on “Early Diagnosis & TB Management Strategies” (2022).
• Community Health Leadership Award – Acknowledged by Maharashtra Medical Council for significant efforts in promoting community-based healthcare initiatives (2023).

Dr. Purva Girish Kavishwar is a dedicated medical professional with a strong foundation in public health and internal medicine. She completed her MBBS from Dr. D.Y. Patil Medical College, Hospital & Research Centre, Pune, where she actively participated in community health programs and research initiatives focused on tuberculosis awareness and respiratory diseases.

Her work has been recognized in national conferences for her contributions to early diagnosis in TB management and public health awareness campaigns. She has also been involved in epidemiological studies on respiratory diseases, particularly analyzing the impact of pollution on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) cases in urban areas.

With a passion for preventive healthcare, Dr. Kavishwar continues to focus on bridging the gap between research and clinical practice, contributing to the advancement of healthcare policies and treatment methodologies. She has been acknowledged with multiple awards for her research and dedication to community health initiatives.