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Sri Ramachandra University Publications 2014 Updated Date: 25-Feb-15 SCOPUS WOS Google Scholar Indexed / Non S.No Publication Title Journals Title Vol No Issue Page No Authors Department Affiliation Input PubMed Availability CI SNIP SJR Availability CI IF II CHL Availability CI Indexed 1 Computational Pipeline to Identify and Characterize Functional Mutations in 3 Biotech 4 6 621-634 Magesh R., C. George Priya Biotechnology Faculty of Biomedical Sciences NO NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 2 ChallengesOrnithine Transcarbamylase and oppurtunities Deficiency in occupational health services in India - A Acian Pacific Newletter on Occupational Health 21 3 44-47 ChhinnaduraiDoss S.J., Venugopal Environmental Health Engineering Faculty of Allied Health Sciences YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO NO - Non-Indexed 3 Polymorphismsperceptional study in Genes form sourthenEncoding India Dopamine Signalling Pathway and Risk of Actaand safety Neuropsychiatrica 26 2 69 - 80 BhaskarV., Kumaravel L.V.K.S., P. PaariKumar K., S.A. Biomedical Sciences Faculty of Biomedical Sciences NO YES 0 0.307 0.467 YES 0 0.639 0.111 4.700 YES YES 0 Indexed 4 FormulationAlcohol Dependence: and Evaluation a Systematic of Polyherbal Review Cosmetic Cream Advanced Journal of Pharmacie and Life Science 2 3 14-17 Fatima Grace X, R Joan Vijetha, Pharmaceutics Faculty of Pharmacy YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 5 Preparation and Evaluation of Herbal Face Pack AdvancedResearch Journal of Pharmacie and Life Science 2 3 1-6. FatimaS Shanmuganathan, Grace X. D Pharmaceutics Faculty of Pharmacy YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 6 The Difficult Pediatric Airway: Management Options AirwayResearch Management 109-127 Mahesh Vakamudi Anaesthesiology Sri Ramachandra Medical College & NO NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 7 Providing Tele ABR in Rural India American Journal of Audiology 4 29 - 36 Vidya Ramkumar, Roopa Speech, Language & Hearing FacultyResearch of Institute Allied Health Sciences YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 18 8 Evaluation of Biochemical Composition, Secondary Metabolites, Antioxidant American Journal of Bio-pharm Biochem and Life 4 KeerthanaNagarajan, G,Selvakumar Kalaivani MK, BiomedicalSciences Sciences Faculty of Biomedical Sciences YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO NO - Non-Indexed (proceedi 9 PreliminaryActivity and PhytochemicalHeavy Metal Ions Screening in the Ethanolic and Heavy Leaf Metal Extract Analysis of Croton by Atomic AmericanScience International Journal of Drug Delivery and 1 2 77-81 FatimaSumathy Grace A X. Pharmaceutics Faculty of Pharmacy YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 10 HerbalAbsorption Ethosomes-a Spectroscopy Novel of Approach a Marketed in Herbal Polyherbal Drug Churna Technology AmericanTherapeutics Journal of Ethnomedicine 1 4 226-230 Fatima Grace X, Rahul Raj S, Pharmaceutics Faculty of Pharmacy YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 11 Self Ligation and Faster Treatment Time: A Myth (letter to the Editor) American Journal of Orthodontics & Dentofacial 146 5 544 Dr.Reshma Vignesh I, Sandeep Kailasam, T, Dr. Orthodontics Faculty of Dental Sciences YES NO - - - NO - - - - YES YES 0 Indexed 12 Role of Herbs in the Treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis AmericanOrthopedics Journal of Pharmatech Research 4 1 224-235 FatimaNithya Jagdish,Grace X, Dr. Joan Arun Vijetha B R, Pharmacognosy Faculty of Pharmacy YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO NO - Non-Indexed 13 Prevalence of Hypertension in Urban, Semi-urban, and Rural Communities in American Public Health Association AvivaShanmuganathan Must, Mohan S, Shanthi S, Cardiology Sri Ramachandra Medical College & NO NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 14 Variabilitya South Asian in the Population Branching Pattern of the Internal Iliac Artery in Indian Anatomy Research International 2014 597103 Sakthivelavan,Thanikachalam, Sumathilatha; Vijayakumar Anatomy SriResearch Ramachandra Institute Medical College & NO NO - - - NO - - - - YES YES 0 Indexed 15 ProgressivePopulation and Limbic Its ClinicalEncephalopathy: Importance. Problems and Prospects Annals of Indian Academy of Neurology 17 2 166 - 170 ChandraAristotle, S.R., Sharmila; Seshadri Sivanandan, R., Radiology SriResearch Ramachandra Institute Medical College & NO YES 0 0.684 0.268 YES 0 0.514 0.000 0.000 YES YES 0 Indexed 16 Giant Right Atrial Psedudo Aneurysm- Beware Annals of Thoracic Surgery DrChikabasaviah Siva Muthukumar Y., Issac T.G. Cardiothoracic Surgery SriResearch Ramachandra Institute Medical College & YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO NO - Non-Indexed 17 Novel Cannulation Strategy for Repair of an Ascending Aortic Annals of Thoracic Surgery 1-10 Rajesh Venkataraman, Cardiothoracic Surgery SriResearch Ramachandra Institute Medical College & YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 18 MillionsPseudoaneurysm Dead: How in Doa 2.8 We Kg Know Infant and What Does It Mean? Methods Used in Annual Review of Public Health 35 185 - 206 SmithPeriyasamy K.R., Bruce Thangavelu, N., Environmental Health Engineering FacultyResearch of Institute Allied Health Sciences YES YES 9 3.727 4.952 NO - - - - YES YES 33 Indexed 19 Comparisonthe Comparative of Results Risk Assessment of the Manual of Household and Automated Air Pollution Scoring of Micronucleus Applied Radiation and Isotopes 97 70 - 77 TamizhBalakrishnan Selvan, K., G; Adair-Rohani Chaudhury, Human Genetics Faculty of Biomedical Sciences YES NO - - - NO - - - - YES YES 0 Indexed 20 DicentricFrequencies Chromosome in (60)co-irradiated Aberration Peripheral Analysis BloodUsing GiemsaLymphocytes and Centromere For Triage Applied Radiation and Isotopes 92 85 - 90 BhavaniN K; Venkatachalam, M., Tamizh Selvan P G., Human Genetics Faculty of Biomedical Sciences YES YES 1 0.928 0.547 YES 0 1.056 0.211 7.400 YES YES 1 Indexed 1049 - 21 Anti-inflammatorySpecific Fluorescence and In-situ Antibacterial Hybridization Activity For Study Biological of Some Dosimetry: Novel An Inter- Arabian Journal of Chemistry 7 6 NanthakumarKaur H., Adhikari R., J.S.,Muthumani Pharmaceutical Chemistry Faculty of Pharmacy YES YES 0 0.896 0.364 YES 1 2.684 0.343 2.000 NO YES 2 Indexed 1054 22 PeriorbitalchloromaQuinazolinones Mimicking Raccoon Eyes in a Child With Acute Myeloid Archives of Disease in Childhood 99 11 1025 KarmegarajP., Girija K. B, Latha MS, Paediatric Medicine Sri Ramachandra Medical College & YES NO - - - NO - - - - YES YES 0 Indexed 23 Pre-orbitalLeukaemia Chloroma Mimicking Raccoon Eyes in a Child with AML Archives of Disease in Childhood 99 11 1025 LathaManipriya M.S. R, Vijaykumar S, Paediatric Medicine SriResearch Ramachandra Institute Medical College & YES YES 0 1.532 1.199 YES 0 2.905 0.678 >10 YES YES 0 Indexed 24 Perspectives of Balanced Scorecard in Customer Relationship Management Asia Pacific Journal of Marketing and 3 2 34 - 44 Jabarethina G. Management FacultyResearch of Institute Management YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO NO - Non-Indexed 25 ADepartment Study on Patient of a Multi-Speciality Rights and Patient Hospital, Education Chennai Standards in SRMC, Chennai AsianManagement Academic Review Research (APJMMR) Journal of Social 1 229-237 Kalpana Suresh Ophthalmology Sri Ramachandra Medical College & YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO NO - Non-Indexed 26 Ain StudyComparison on Assessing with NABH the Awareness Accreditation on NeedleStandards; Stick Injury (NSI) with Regard AsianSciences Journal & Humanities of Management (AARJSH) Research 4 3 561 - 569 Sharanya. P Management FacultyResearch of Institute Management YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 27 Correlationto Infection BetweenControl Measures Organizational Among Stress the Paramedical and Job Satisfaction and House Among Keeping Asian Journal of Nursing Education and Research 4 1 45-49 Das Sasmitaltfi, Baby Prasanna Nursing Faculty of Nursing NO NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 28 EffectRegistered of Fetal Nurses Movement in Selected Counting Hospital on Prenatal Attachment and Maternal Asian Journal of Nursing Education and Research 4 2 224-227 Rincy K., Nalini S. J. Obstetrics & Gynaecology Nursing Faculty of Nursing YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 29 ReviewWorries of Among Induction Primigravidae Labour and Foetal Outcomes - A Retrospective Analysis Asian Journal of Nursing Education and Research 4 1 35-38 Tripathy Pravati, Baby Prasanna Nursing Faculty of Nursing NO NO - - - NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 30 Mesentric Cystic Terofton in a One Year Old Child Asian Journal of Paediatric Practice 17 Prakash Agarwal Paediatric Surgery Sri Ramachandra Medical College & YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO NO - Non-Indexed 31 Comparison of High Sensitive C-reactive Protein Levels in Neonates Delivered Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical 7 2 6-8 Sowmya K., Prabu Kumar C.M. Biochemistry SriResearch Ramachandra Institute Medical College & YES YES 0 0.635 0.277 NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 32 Dyslipidemicby Different Modes Females of Have Delivery Equal Risk to Cardiac Diseases As Males - a AsianResearch Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical 7 3 139 - 141 Karthick N., Poornima K.N., Physiology SriResearch Ramachandra Institute Medical College & NO YES 0 0.635 0.277 NO - - - - NO YES 0 Indexed 33 Design,Neutrophil Formulation Mediated and Pathway Evaluation of Aceclofenac Sustained Release Tablets AsianResearch Journalof Pharmaceutical and Health 4 1 940-943 MrsDilara Saba K., ThilipMaanvizhi, Kumar Venkata G., Pharmaceutics FacultyResearch of Institute Pharmacy YES NO - - - NO - - - - NO NO - Non-Indexed 2929 - 34 Pre-operative Evaluation of Ovarian Tumors by Risk of Malignancy Index, AsianSciences Pacific Journal
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  • (HMO) Provider Directory

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    Blue Shield Trio Medicare (HMO) Blue Shield Inspire (HMO) Provider Directory/Directorio de Proveedores This directory is current as of June 23, 2020. This directory provides a list of Blue Shield Trio Medicare (HMO) and Blue Shield Inspire (HMO) current network providers. This directory is for: Northern California To access Blue Shield Trio Medicare (HMO) and Blue Shield Inspire (HMO)'s online provider directory, you can visit blueshieldca.com/fad. For any questions about the information contained in this directory, please call our Member Services Department at (800) 776-4466, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., seven days a week, from October 1 through March 31, and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., weekdays (8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday), from April 1 through September 30. TTY users should call 711. The provider network may change at any time. You will receive notice when necessary. ATTENTION: If you speak a language other than English, language assistance services, free of charge, are available to you. Call (800) 776-4466 (TTY: 711). This document may be available in other formats such as large print or other alternate formats. H0504_19_302A2_C 09162019 MR15184-10 (07/20-1) Este directorio es válido desde: 23 de junio de 2020. Este directorio brinda una lista de los proveedores actuales de la red de Blue Shield Trio Medicare (HMO) Blue Shield Inspire (HMO) Este directorio es para: Zona norte de California Para obtener acceso al directorio de proveedores en línea de Blue Shield Trio Medicare (HMO) y Blue Shield Inspire (HMO), puede visitar blueshieldca.com/fad.