Dr. NITASHA BAGGA
Consultant - Pediatrician and Neonatologist, Banjara Hills (Hyderabad)
MBBS, DNB (Pediatrics), IAP (Neonatology)
Telugu,Hindi,English
Banjara Hills
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Dr. Nitasha Bagga is an alumnus of the prestigious Assam Medical College and later pursued a DNB from Rainbow Hospitals. She has a Fellowship in Neonatology (IAP) and subsequently joined Rainbow as a faculty.
Dr. Nitasha has Special interest in preterm nutrition, quality improvement initiatives, Breastfeeding and human milk banking. She has various publications and is a reviewer in national and international journals and has written many book chapters.
She has special interest in training programmes for nurses, pediatric and neonatal residents. She is the lead consultant for Human Milk Bank and Breastfeeding Support Group at Rainbow Children’s Hospital.
Dr. Nitasha has Special interest in preterm nutrition, quality improvement initiatives, Breastfeeding and human milk banking. She has various publications and is a reviewer in national and international journals and has written many book chapters.
She has special interest in training programmes for nurses, pediatric and neonatal residents. She is the lead consultant for Human Milk Bank and Breastfeeding Support Group at Rainbow Children’s Hospital.
- Nutritional Management of Short Bowel Syndrome
- Human Milk - Derived Fortifier as Rescue Therapy in very Preterm Infants Intolerant to Cow's Milk - Derived Fortifier
- Sirolimus in infants with congenital hyperisnulinism (CHI) - a single - centre experience
- Quality improvement initiative to decrease extrauterine growth restriction in preterm neonates
- Pasteurized Donor Human Milk Should not Replace Mother's Own Milk in Preterm Neonates : A Quality Initiative Toward Decreasing the ""PDHM Dependency""
- Dissemination of Best Practices in Preterm Care Through a Novel Mobile Phone - Based Interactive e -learning platform
- A Quality Initiative to Improve Mother's Own Milk Feeding in Preterm Neonates
- A Quality Initiative to Improve exclusive breast milk feeding in preterm neonates
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Protecting Breastfeeding is a Shared Social Responsibility
Do not follow children, do not force them to eat.
Protecting Breastfeeding is a Shared Social Responsibility
Do not follow children, do not force them to eat.
