Noumaan Qureshi

Noumaan Qureshi is pursuing a doctorate in communications and has been associated with the healthcare sector for close to two-and-half decades.

Indian Pharmaceutical Innovation – Post TRIPS

Leaderspeak Noumaan Qureshi - December 17, 2024

It is the twentieth anniversary of the new patent act in January 2025. The post-patent (P20) era is a story of resilience, determination, and charting a course that set global ambitions, a story of finding opportunity in adversity. It is a story for case studies in business schools, in international studies, in global health efforts.

Violence Against Medics – Lessons to Draw from Private Hospitals

Leaderspeak Noumaan Qureshi - January 4, 2023

One interesting fact: most medical colleges and linked public hospitals in major cities were designed in the British era, with an open ward design. A medical administrator, tongue-in-cheek, put it succinctly: “When these hospitals were designed, nobody would have imagined that doctors will face violence”. Time for design thinking in public healthcare delivery!

Rethinking Healthcare Communications for the Indian Context

Leaderspeak Noumaan Qureshi - September 12, 2022

Indian healthcare is sometimes an enigma: on one hand is the finest center of medical excellence, while on the...

72nd Republic Day: What’s the Road Ahead for Indian Pharma?

Leaderspeak Noumaan Qureshi - January 24, 2021

“We are getting too happy, for too little”: these words of a senior pharma journalist a decade back sound...

Finding the middle ground for Doctor-Stakeholder Relationship

Leaderspeak Noumaan Qureshi - September 20, 2020

Healthcare systems around the world differ – public, private or a mix of both public and private (like in India). With all the variance in healthcare delivery models, the risks to healthcare professionals remain universal: needle injuries to litigations to episodes of threats/ violence