Dr. Narayanasetty Sai Swaroop

About

Dr. Sai Swaroop Narayanasetty is an accomplished pharmacy professional with a Pharm. D from Srinivasarao College of Pharmacy (Andhra University, 2021) and a Diploma in Psychology-Guidance and Counseling from Acharya Nagarjuna University (2023). He has been contributing his expertise to Netmeds Healthcare Ltd as a content writer since 2022.
Dr. Sai Swaroop Narayanasetty has authored several significant research articles. His work includes a prospective observational study on drug utilization trends in respiratory tract infections, which highlighted rational prescribing patterns and medication adherence in asthma and COPD patients. He has also explored the future of virtual clinical trials, emphasizing the potential of technology to enhance patient-centric research and streamline clinical trial processes.
With a strong foundation in pharmacy and psychology, Dr. Narayanasetty is dedicated to advancing healthcare through both practical application and research. His contributions to the field are documented in reputable journals, showcasing his commitment to improving patient care and medical research.

Educational Qualification

Pharm. D (Doctor of Pharmacy) | Srinivasarao College of Pharmacy, Andhra University | 2021 Diploma in Psychology-Guidance and Counselling | Acharya Nagurjuna University | 2023

Previous Work Experience

• Clinical Pharmacist (1 Year Internship) | Queen’s NRI Hospital, Visakhapatnam | 2020-2021

Current Experience

Content Executive | Netmeds Healthcare Ltd | 2022 - Present

Awards and Achievements

• Gold Medalist - Andhra University, Pharm. D (2021)
• Winner of Poster Presentation titled ‘Gene therapy using CRISPR technology in AIKYA-2K18’ - A“National Seminar” held at Avanthi Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Visakhapatnam, India | February 2018

Research Articles and Journals

Topic: A Prospective Observational Study on Drug Utilisation Trends in Respiratory Tract Infections and Patterns of Medication Adherence in Asthma and COPD Patients.
Authored by: Sai Swaroop Narayanasetty, Jyoshna Sai Sri Pachari, Aishwarya Chandralekha Pariti, Navya Sri Potta, Dr. ALT. Kalyani, Dr. K. Sureendra
Abstract: Respiratory tract infections are a leading cause of morbidity and mortality. A study of 100 RTI prescriptions assessed rational prescribing patterns using WHO indicators. Findings revealed a high rate of antibiotic and brand-name drug prescriptions, with 75.86% adherence to the National Essential Drugs List. Rational prescribing was generally observed.
URL: https://globalresearchonline.net/journalcontents/v67-2/01.pdf

Topic: A Review on Virtual Clinical Trials: The Future.
Authored by: Swaroop Narayanasetty, Dr. Ravindra Jallu
Abstract: Clinical trials assess the efficacy and safety of medical interventions but face challenges like costs and logistics. Virtual clinical trials (VCTs) use technology to conduct research remotely, enhancing patient-centricity. Participants use devices to send data from home, streamlining processes. VCTs show promise in reducing risks and improving returns in phases II-IV trials.
URL: https://globalresearchonline.net/journalcontents/v68-1/19.pdf