About Us
The Personalized Precision Health Systems Foundation (PPHSF) is dedicated to advancing the development of personalized precision health systems through collaborative efforts across various domains. Our mission is to revolutionize healthcare by integrating cutting-edge research and technology to deliver tailored health solutions.
Who we are
The Personalized Precision Health Systems Foundation (PPHSF) is a non-profit organization committed to propelling the evolution of personalized precision health systems through collaborative efforts across diverse fields. Our organization envisions a future where personalized precision health systems serve as a cornerstone in addressing the multifaceted health challenges of humanity in the modern era. Through a combination of innovative services, creative collaboration, and transformative technology, PPHSF provides authoritative, comprehensive, indispensable and validated One Health- related resources to members, authors, researchers, and others involved with the Personalized Precision Health Systems.
Vision
At the Personalized Precision Health Systems Foundation (PPHSF), we envision a future where personalized precision health systems are integral to the healthcare landscape, addressing the complex health challenges of the modern era with unparalleled efficacy. Our vision is to create a world where every individual benefits from tailored healthcare solutions, encompassing cutting-edge advancements in biomedicine, nanotherapeutics, surgery, genetics, psychology, and Indigenous health systems.
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By fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation, PPHSF aims to set the global standard for personalized precision health systems. We see a future where standardized research methodologies, clinical protocols, and policy frameworks seamlessly integrate these advanced systems into everyday healthcare, ensuring optimal outcomes for all.
Through our efforts, we aspire to revolutionize healthcare, creating a robust and dynamic ecosystem that empowers healthcare professionals and stakeholders with the knowledge and skills to leverage personalized precision health systems. Our ultimate goal is to enhance human health and well-being, making personalized precision healthcare accessible and effective for everyone, everywhere.
Mission
At PPHSF, our mission is multifaceted: We strive to delineate and classify various facets within personalized precision health systems, encompassing disciplines such as biomedicine, nanotherapeutics, surgery, genetics, psychology, and Indigenous health systems. We endeavour to devise standardized research methodologies and frameworks tailored to the intricacies of personalized precision health systems. We aim to craft clinical protocols and guidelines specifically calibrated for the implementation of personalized precision health systems. We are dedicated to formulating policy recommendations aimed at facilitating the seamless integration and operation of personalized precision health systems within healthcare frameworks.
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We are committed to designing comprehensive training initiatives and skill enhancement programs to bolster the uptake and proficiency in personalized precision health systems among healthcare professionals and stakeholders. Through our concerted efforts, PPHSF seeks to revolutionize healthcare paradigms, fostering a future where personalized precision health systems are globally embraced and efficaciously utilized for the betterment of human health and well-being.
Meet Our Team
Our team comprises dedicated professionals who are passionate about advancing personalized precision health systems. Each member brings unique insights and expertise to our research initiatives, driving the foundation's mission forward.
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Board of Directors
ASHWATH RAO MBBS, MS
Allopathic Medicine, Cooperative Medicine and Surgical Oncology
Ashwath Rao is a highly esteemed surgeon and a key figure in the field of cooperative health. For the first time, Ashwath Rao developed and implemented a model of cooperative health along with a research team at PPHSF. Ashwath utilized the technological strengths of allopathy and aligned its advancements with personalized precision health interventions in curing challenging clinical conditions, including cancer, viral and infectious diseases and other chronic diseases. He completed his MBBS from KMC Manipal and his MS in General Surgery from Bangalore Medical College. Ashwath serves as the director of the Personalized Precision Health Systems Foundation (PPHSF) in Bangalore and holds the position of medical director at the Centre for Cooperative Health in Bangalore, India. Often considered the face of integrated medicine, Ashwath combines his allopathic training with deep roots in Ayurvedic practices, stemming from his traditional background in Ayurveda. His innovative cooperative medicine approach, which is based on the philosophy of personalized precision health systems, has been acknowledged by renowned cardiac surgeon-researcher MS Valiathan and other esteemed personalities, including former Supreme Court Judge Santhosh N. Hegde.
Ashwath Rao is the coprincipal investigator for the Ayu Emergency Care Project, a prestigious initiative endorsed by the Ministry of AYUSH, India. His significant contributions to this project have been well documented, with case reports featured in the repositories of the Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences (CCRAS), India. He has saved numerous critically ill patients in intensive care unit (ICU) settings via Ayurvedic interventions, demonstrating the effectiveness of integrated medicine. In addition to his clinical and research endeavors, Ashwath edited the book “Navigating Through the Ayu Emergency Yathra: Project Report Summary and Strategic Evaluation” (ISBN 978-81-972693-2-5), which provides valuable insights and strategic evaluations of the Ayu Emergency Care Project. Ashwath’s leadership and scholarly contributions continue to drive advancements in cooperative medicine and personalized precision health systems, both nationally and internationally.
ORIPARAMBIL SIVARAMAN NIRMAL GHOSH PhD
Personalized Precision Health Systems, Nanomedicine, Quantum Information Transport and Emergence of Complex Systems
Nirmal Ghosh is a nanotechnologist with research interests in complex systems, quantum information transport in materials, quantum matter and its pragmatic applications in the field of One Health. For the first time in the world, Nirmal Ghosh conceptualized philosophy and the term “Personalized Precision Health Systems” and later extrapolated it to the philosophy of cooperative health and personalized precision medicine with the help of his research team at PPHSF. Nirmal Ghosh is currently serving as the director of the PPHS Foundation, Bangalore. He is also working as a Professor of Physics at BITM Bellary, Karnataka, India. Earlier, he was with VRC, Kerala, as the director of research (April 2022 to August 2024). He also served in various administrative and research positions, including Head of RIH and ARL, the Government of Kerala (April 2019--March 2022) and Scientist-D at ARL, the Government of Kerala (October 2017--March 2019). His research interests include complex systems, emergent phenomena, emergence, systems engineering of nanomaterials, nanocomposites and dimensionally modulated nanohybrids for applications in electronics, magnetism, and optics. His research group is working on the development and characterization of polymer nanocomposites and nanohybrids for mechanical, biomedical and environmental remediation applications. Prior to this, Nirmal had heavily invested in indigenous cognition and knowledge systems, epistemicide, and ontological reversal.
Some research projects that he conceptualized and led include the following: (i) Technology incubation in the practice of health knowledge systems for evidence generation and scientific validation. (ii) The development of reproducible research models for public health. (iii) Nanosensor-based detection platforms for drug standardization. (iv) Quality control and scientific validation of phytochemicals in drugs. (v) Biocharacterization and scientific validation of minerals used in pharmaceutical applications. (vi) Development of antiviral and anti-inflammatory drugs from phytochemical formulations for the treatment of COVID-19. (vii) Structure‒property relationships and scientific validation of personalized precision medicines and nanotherapeutics derived from minerals. Nirmal Ghosh received his B.Sc. Physics and B.Ed. from the University of Calicut. He received his M.Sc. Physics from Annamalai University, Chidambaram, Tamil Nadu and M.Tech. and PhD in Nanoscience and Technology from the Centre for Nanoscience and Technology, Pondicherry University, India.
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President, PPHSF
Ayurveda, Cooperative Medicine, Pediatrics, Learning and Developmental Disorders
SREEKUMAR NAMBOODIRI MD
Sreekumar Namboodiri is a pioneer in the field of Ayurveda, and specialized in Ayurveda pediatrics and Indigenous cognition. He is the key figure in the field of cooperative health. He combines his ayurvedic training with deep knowledge in traditional practices, stemming from his background in Ayurveda. His innovative methods in cooperative medicine approach, which is based on the philosophy of personalized precision health systems, has been a pillar and leading face of Centre for Cooperative Health established under PPHSF. He is currently serving as the President of PPHSF. As president. Dr.Sreekumar leads PPHSF employees serving community hospitals and multispecialty clinics across various communities in Kerala, Tamilnadu and Karnataka. Dr. Sreekumar is also servign as the Medical Director, Ayurveda at PPHSF.
ERIC ROSENBUSH MSTCM, DACM
Classical Asian Medicine Systems
Eric Rosenbush is a doctor of Chinese medicine and licensed acupuncturist in the US and India, and has been practicing, researching, and teaching Tibetan and Ayurvedic medicines. He is president and cofounder of Drangsong Foundation, a US nonprofit organization working in the field of traditional medicine and ancient sciences. Currently they are translating and archiving medical and yogic texts from Tibetan and Sanskrit languages, and supporting the Sowa Rigpa International College in Kathmandu. Eric has also led various projects including renovating historic knowledge sites, building facilities for meditation retreat, and conserving threatened medicinal plants in India through cultivation under his NGO. This has included working with high altitude villages in conjunction with local government, NGOs and Universities in Uttarakhand to develop systems for medicinal plant cultivation, harvesting and processing; Botanical research in collaboration with Indian, Tibetan, and Chinese doctors and botanists; Delivering presentations on traditional medicine, jyotisha, and botanical conservation at various conferences and event around the world. Eric has contributed to the domain of traditional medicine by translating medical texts from Tibetan and Sanskrit, development of course materials for Sorig Khang International, and BSRMS and PG curricula for the Sowa Rigpa International College, Nepal, and providing technical inputs to the WHO's Benchmarks for Traditional Tibetan Medicine. He is serving as the Head of Department of Research and Translation, Sowa Rigpa International College, Kathmandu, Sanskrit instructor for the Rangjung Yeshe Institute, Nepal, and faculty member of PPHSF.
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Coordinator, Education and Training, PPHSF
Advisory Board
Our advisory board members are crucial to our success. They provide valuable insights and guidance based on their diverse backgrounds and expertise. With their support, we make informed decisions and achieve our goals. Their knowledge and experience help us navigate challenges and capitalize on opportunities to drive our mission forward.
