Sheetal Singh
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Sheetal Singh is a health systems and procurement researcher whose work focuses on the intersection of cost-efficiency and high-quality medical infrastructure in resource-constrained settings. Her most-cited paper, “Impact of Life Cycle Costing in Procurement of Robotic Track-Based Central Laboratory at Apex Medical Institute in India” (2023), introduces a transformative approach to capital equipment acquisition. By applying life cycle costing—a tool that evaluates planning, acquisition, operation, maintenance, and disposal costs—Singh demonstrates how developing countries can overcome financial barriers to procuring advanced diagnostic technologies. This work has already garnered attention for its practical implications, offering a replicable model for cost-effective, sustainable procurement in public health systems. Singh’s research addresses a critical gap: the tendency to focus on upfront costs rather than long-term value, particularly for expensive, high-tech assets like robotic laboratories. Her findings empower policymakers and hospital administrators to make data-driven decisions that improve patient access to cutting-edge diagnostics while optimizing limited budgets. As a rising voice in health economics and operations management, Singh is shaping how emerging economies invest in medical infrastructure for lasting impact.
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