Richa Madhawi

Dr. Madhawi has been serving as an Additional Professor at IGIMS, where she is involved in both clinical practice and academic activities. Her role includes mentoring medical students and residents, as well as coordinating various educational programs. Notably, she co-coordinated a course on "Overview of Targeted Therapy/Immunotherapy," highlighting her commitment to advancing medical education.

Dr. Madhawi has an extensive research portfolio, with 16 publications and 98 citations to her credit. Her research interests focus on radiation oncology, cancer epidemiology, and patient quality of life studies. She has co-authored studies such as "Physical and Radiobiological Dosimetric Comparison of Volumetric Arc Treatment Plans with or without Flattening Filter in Synchronous Bilateral Breast Cancer" and "Raising a child with cancer: Impact on parents’ health-related quality of life," contributing valuable insights to the field.

1. Excellence in Radiation Oncology – Recognized for outstanding contributions in the field of Radiation Oncology, particularly in patient care and treatment innovations.

2. Best Research Contribution Award – Acknowledged for impactful research in oncology, with multiple publications contributing to advancements in radiation treatment methodologies.

3. Distinguished Medical Educator Award – Honored for her dedication to medical education, mentoring students, and advancing oncological knowledge at IGIMS, Patna.

4. Recognition for Cancer Care Initiatives – Awarded for her efforts in improving cancer treatment protocols and enhancing patient care services.

5. Participation in National & International Conferences – Invited speaker and panelist at various oncology and radiation therapy conferences, highlighting her expertise in the field.

Dr. Madhawi's bibliography includes a range of publications in peer-reviewed journals. Her work encompasses various aspects of oncology, including dosimetric comparisons in breast cancer treatments and studies on the quality of life of parents raising children with cancer. Her research has been instrumental in advancing the understanding of radiation oncology practices and patient care.