Pramila Purty

Dr. Purty has over 18 years of experience in the field of psychiatry. She has held various positions, including internships and house jobs at MGM, Jamshedpur, junior residency at CIP, Kanke, and roles as a research officer and senior resident at RINPAS, Kanke. She has also served as a Specialist Medical Officer at Sadar Hospital, Chaibasa, and as a Senior Resident at ESIC Hospital, Jamshedpur. Currently, she practices at Healing Minds in Jamshedpur.

Dr. Pramila Purty has actively contributed to the field of psychiatry through her involvement in various research studies aimed at improving the understanding and management of mental health conditions. Her most notable research includes a study titled “Physical Illness in Psychiatric Patients”, which was published in the RINPAS Journal. This research delved into the relationship between psychiatric disorders and the prevalence of physical illnesses, highlighting the importance of an integrated approach to treating patients with co-existing mental and physical health conditions.

Her research also explored the barriers to mental health treatment in rural and semi-urban settings, focusing on the stigma and lack of awareness that often prevents timely interventions. By examining the social and cultural factors influencing mental health care, Dr. Purty’s work has contributed valuable insights into developing more accessible and effective mental health programs in underserved areas.

Additionally, Dr. Purty has been involved in clinical studies at the Central Institute of Psychiatry (CIP), Ranchi, where she analyzed the outcomes of pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapies in treating mood and anxiety disorders. Her research emphasized the benefits of personalized treatment plans tailored to individual patient needs, which significantly improve recovery outcomes and patient satisfaction.

Dr. Purty's dedication to advancing psychiatric care through evidence-based research reflects her commitment to bridging the gap between mental and physical health care, especially in resource-limited settings. Her work has been presented at national conferences and has contributed to shaping better mental health practices in the region

Dr. Pramila Purty has received several accolades for her significant contributions to the field of psychiatry and mental health care. She was honored with the Excellence in Mental Health Care Award in 2018 by the Jharkhand Medical Association for her dedication to improving mental health awareness and providing accessible care to underserved communities. In 2020, Dr. Purty was recognized with the Best Psychiatrist Award by the Ranchi Psychiatric Society for her outstanding clinical skills and compassionate approach to patient care. Additionally, her work in research and education earned her the Innovative Research in Psychiatry Award in 2021, acknowledging her efforts to bridge the gap between mental health and physical health care. These awards highlight Dr. Purty's unwavering commitment to advancing psychiatric care and her impactful role in promoting mental health awareness and treatment accessibility in rural and semi-urban regions.

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Dr. Pramila Purty has contributed significantly to the field of psychiatry through her research and publications. Her work primarily focuses on the intersection of mental and physical health, as well as improving mental health care in rural and underserved areas. One of her notable contributions is her co-authored study, “Physical Illness in Psychiatric Patients”, published in the RINPAS Journal, which explores the prevalence and impact of physical illnesses among patients with psychiatric disorders. This study underscores the importance of an integrated approach to mental health care, advocating for the holistic treatment of individuals with co-occurring conditions. Additionally, Dr. Purty has written articles on the barriers to mental health treatment in rural India, focusing on stigma, cultural perceptions, and the need for community-based mental health programs. Her research has been presented at national psychiatric conferences and has influenced policy-making in mental health care. Dr. Purty’s contributions reflect her dedication to advancing knowledge and improving mental health care delivery in resource-limited settings.