Dr. Barnali Das
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Dr. Barnali Das did her MBBS from Lady Hardinge Medical College, Delhi and MD and DNB (Biochemistry) from Maulana Azad Medical College, Delhi. Subsequently, she has done management development training from IIT Bombay, and also pursued courses in Clinical Trial and PGDM in Hospital & Health Care Management from Symbiosis, Pune. She has also completed courses in Quality Management, such as College of American Pathologist's comprehensive Team Leader study.

 

From October, 2008, she has been a consultant in Biochemistry & Immunology divisions of Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani hospital (KH) & medical research institute, Mumbai. Prior to joining KH, she was supervising Biochemistry and RIA Chemiluminescense divisions of SRL Ranbaxy, Mumbai. Earlier she was a lecturer in T.N.M.C. & Nair Hospital, Mumbai and senior resident in MAMC and Safdarjung Hospital, Delhi.

 

She has worked on biomarkers of coronary artery disease and nanotechnology. She has been honoured with three prestigious international and three national awards from American Association of Clinical Chemistry (AACC), Asia Pacific Federation of Clinical Biochemistry, ACBI and AMBI. Her interview has been published in various newspapers and magazines.

 

Dr. Barnali has many international & national publications, and delivered several invited talks in conferences in different countries. She has authored one book and contributed many articles in magazines and newspapers. Through her research, she has proposed a novel index on coronary artery disease named Lipid Pentad Index (LPI). Many newsletters have reviewed her article on LPI and she was invited to write a commentary on it by the International Atherosclerosis Society. Her proposed Total Quality Management Protocol in a new laboratory set-up has also received appreciation from AACC. She has successfully achieved NABL & CAP accreditation as a part of a team at SRL Ranbaxy.   She has also served as invited reviewers for AACC, Indian Journal of Clinical Biochemistry and Indian Journal of Community Medicine.