Director
National Institute of Medical Statistics
(Indian Council of Medical Research)
Ansari Nagar
Delhi - 110029
Joined NIMS: May 12, 2000
CURRICULUM VITAE
Name :
Prof. Arvind Pandey
Designation :
Director
Address :
National
Ansari Nagar,
Telephone :
Office (011) 2658 8803 Residence
(011) 2649 2788
FAX : Office (011) 2658 9635
Email : arvindpandey@icmr.org.in, arvindp.nims@gmail.com
Date
of birth :
January 2, 1955
Citizenship :
Indian.
Academic
Qualifications:
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Ph.D. (Statistics)* |
1981 |
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi,
India |
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M.Sc. (Statistics) |
1976 |
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi,
India |
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B.Sc. (Statistics) |
1974 |
Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi,
India |
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*Title of the Ph.D. thesis: A
Study of Some Probability Models for Birth Intervals |
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Advanced
Training:
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Postdoctoral |
1986-88 (2 years) |
Dept. of |
Area of Specialization: Biostatistics, Epidemiology
& Population Studies.
Professional
Experience:
|
May 2000 – To date |
Director |
National Institute of Medical Statistics,
ICMR, Ansari Nagar, |
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April 1998 – May 2000 |
Professor |
International Institute for Population Sciences (IIPS), Deonar, Bombay
400 088; |
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August 1989 – April 1998 |
Reader |
International Institute for
Population Sciences (IIPS), Deonar, Bombay 400 088; |
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May 1982 – July 1988 |
Lecturer |
International Institute for
Population Sciences (IIPS), Deonar, Bombay 400 088; |
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Sept. 1981 – May 1982 |
Research Associate |
Dept. of Statistics, Banaras
Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi 221 005 |
Visiting Professors
to Academic Institutions:
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September 19-24, 1996 |
Visiting Professor |
UNFPA sponsored programme on Population & Development, Centre for
Development Studies (CDS), |
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November 22-26,
1999 |
Visiting Professor |
Department
of Statistics, |
Honours/Awards
|
Year |
Award/Fellowship |
|
2011 |
Prof. Ramakumar Memorial
Oration, University of Kerala, Trivendrum, Kerala |
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2010 |
Fellow
of the Indian Society for Mathematical Modelling and Computer Simulation
(FSMMCS) |
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2009 |
Fellow of the |
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2004 |
Fellow of the Royal Statistical
Society, UK (FRSS) |
|
1999 |
Fellow of the Indian Society for
Medical Statistics (FSMS) |
|
1986 |
Fellow of the Rockefeller
Foundation for advanced training in Biostatistics/Population Studies, |
|
1985 |
Young Scientist Award of the
Indian Science Congress Association at its 72nd convention on 8
January 1985 at |
|
1985 |
Malviya Memorial Foundation Award
of the |
Area
of Teaching: 1. Biostatistical Methods;
2.
Techniques of Population Analysis;
3.
Monitoring & Evaluation Methods;
3.
Sample Surveys;
Area
of Research: 1.
Survival Analysis Models;
2.
Child Survival and Reproductive Health Issues;
3.
Monitoring & Evaluation of Programmes Impacts;
4. Epidemiological
Studies on Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases including HIV/AIDS,
Nutrition and Integrated Disease Surveillance (IDSP) of NCD.
Ph.D. Guidance: 14
awarded (list enclosed as Annexure-1)
Membership of National
Research/Working/Technical Advisory Groups/Committees
|
Year |
Designation |
Name of Research/Working
Committee |
|
2011-12 |
Member |
Technical Resource Group on
Research and Development, National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), Dept. of
AIDS Control, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, New Delhi. |
|
2011-12 |
Member |
Data Safety Monitoring Board of
Phase III Trial of Vivax Malaria at Ranbaxy India. |
|
2010-11 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Committee,
Fourth Round of the District Level Household Survey (DLHS-4), Ministry of
Health & Family Welfare, New Delhi. |
|
2010-11 |
Member |
Course Curriculum Review Committee, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai |
|
2010-11 |
Chairman |
Technical Advisory Committee,
Fourth Round of the National Family Health Survey (NFHS-4), Ministry of
Health & Family Welfare, New Delhi. |
|
2010-11 |
Member |
Steering Committee, Fourth
Round of the National Family Health Survey (NFHS-4), Ministry of Health &
Family Welfare, New Delhi. |
|
2010-11 |
Co-Chair |
Consultative Group on
Estimation of Malaria Burden and related Deaths, SEARO, WHO. |
|
2010-11 |
Member |
Expert Committee on Estimation
of Malaria Deaths in India at the National Vector bore Disease Control
Programme (NVDCP), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare. |
|
2010-11 |
Member |
Advisory Council of Indian
Institute of Public Health (IIPH), Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI),
New Delhi. |
|
2008-11 |
Chairman |
Taskforce in Statistics, Indian
Council of Medical Research, |
|
2010-11 |
Chairman |
Internal Ethical Committee at
the Futures Group, USAID, New Delhi. |
|
2009-10 |
Convenor |
Fellowship Committee of the
Indian Society for Medical Statistics |
|
2007-08 |
Member |
Science & Technology
Advisory Group (STAG), Evidence to Action by UNAIDS, UNICEF, WHO & ADB,
Asia Pacific Regional Office, |
|
2007-09 |
Chairman |
Committee on Sampling Methodology for the
Assessment of Yaws Eradication Programme at National Institute of
Communicable Diseases (NICD), MOHFW, |
|
2006-07 |
Member |
Reference Group on Modelling
and Projections of HIV/AIDS |
|
2007-08 |
Member |
Committee on Reviewing the
Expected Level of Achievement (ELA) for Family Planning, Ministry of Health
& Family Welfare, |
|
2004-07 |
Chairman |
National Family Health Survey,
2005-06 (NFHS-3), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of |
|
2005-06 |
Member |
Project Advisory Committee, Department of Science
and Technology (DST), |
|
2005-09 |
Member |
Project Advisory Committee of “Youth in |
|
2006-09 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Committee on
District Level Household Survey on RCH, Ministry of Health & Family
Welfare, Govt. of |
|
2003-04 |
Member |
Expert Group of the National Population
Commission for the State of |
|
2001-10 |
Member |
Task Force on HIV Sentinel
Surveillance, NACO, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of |
|
2005-09 |
Member |
Working Group to Estimate the
Excess Death on Account of HIV/AIDS, NACO, Ministry of Health & Family
Welfare, Govt. of |
|
2005-07 |
Member |
Task Force on Health
Information System, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of |
|
2005-06 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Committee on
Final Evaluation of CARE-India’s RACHNA project, |
|
2003-05 |
Member |
Project Management Group of
Health Sector Policy Reforms Options Database (HS-PROD) at the Central Bureau
of Health Intelligence (CBHI), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt.
of |
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2003-04 |
Member |
Mapping and Size Estimation of
IDUs in North-East States of |
|
2002-07 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Group of
Investigational New Drug Trial at Dabur Research Foundation, Dabur |
|
2002-03 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Group of
CHARCA project, UNDP, |
|
2003-04 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Committee on
Study Proposals under McArthur & Packard Foundation and Population
Council, |
|
2003-04 |
Member |
Steering Committee, National
Nutrition Monitoring Board, National Institute of Nutrition, Indian Council
of Medical Research, |
|
2001-03 |
Member |
Working Group on the Community
Based Study on STI Prevalence in |
|
2002-05 |
Member |
Technical Group on Population
Projection, National Commission on Population, Govt. of |
|
2001-03 |
Member |
Task Force on Social &
Behavioural Research, in Reproductive Health, Indian Council of Medical
Research, |
|
2002--07 |
Member |
Task Force in Statistics,
Indian Council of Medical Research, |
|
2001-02 |
Member |
Project Advisory Committee of
National Household Survey on Patterns and Trends in Drug Abuse in |
|
2002-03 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Committee of
End Line Survey of Eighth |
|
2000-01 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Committee of
End Line Survey of Integrated Nutrition Health Project, CARE-India |
|
2002-03 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Committee of
the Pilot Survey for Estimation of MMR in |
|
2002-03 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Group of
Base Line Survey of Chayan component of Rachana of Integrated
Nutrition Health Project, CARE-India |
|
2002-05 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Committee of
the WFP Evaluation of the Food Fortification Impact on Child Health through
ICDS in |
|
2003-05 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Group of
Environmental Health Project, USAID |
|
2001-02 |
Member |
Technical Advisory Group of
UNFPA Projects in Selected States of |
|
2000-01 |
Member |
Working Group on Strengthening
Monitoring and Evaluation System for Social Sector Development Schemes during
X Five-Year Plan on Programme Evaluation, Planning Commission, Govt. of |
|
2000-01 |
Member |
Working Group on Implementation
of Population Policy and Rapid Population Stabilization, Ministry of Health
& Family Welfare, Govt. of |
|
2000-01 |
Member |
Working Group for the
finalization of X Five-Year Plan document of the Dept. of Family Welfare,
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India. |
·
Establishment
of Clinical Trials Registry – India (CTRI) with the financial support from ICMR, DST and the WHO,
for the registration of all the clinical trials by the teachers, researchers
and industry. The website for the same www.ctri.in
has been connected to WHO URL.
Other professional
responsibilities/activities
- President – Indian Association for the Study of Population (IASP), 2006-08,
2008-10;
- President – Indian Society for Medical Statistics (ISMS), 2009-2010;
3. Chief Editor – Demography
- Editor – Bulletin of the Indian Society for Medical Statistics
(1994-98);
- Vice President - Indian Association for the Study of Population (2000-02,
2002-04);
- General Secretary - Indian Association for the Study of Population (1996-98);
- Co-ordinator - NFHS-1 Workshop on Infant and Child Mortality in India;
- Co-ordinator - Short-term Training Programmes, IIPS,
- Co-ordinator - National Family Health Survey 1998-99 (NFHS-2);
Membership
of National and International Professional Bodies:
1. International Epidemiological
Association,
2. International Biometric Society,
3. International
4. Population Association of
5. Indian Association for the Study
of Population,
6. Indian Society for Medical
Statistics,
7. National (
8. Indian Science Congress Association,
9. Indian Society for Mathematical
Modelling and Computer Simulation
10. Indian Society of Probability and
Statistics.
Participation
in Overseas International Meetings/Workshops/Conferences
2011 Drug Information Association Conference on Continuing Education
Programme of “Evolving Clinical Trial disclosure Landscape” held at 900 South
One Street, Arlington, VA 22204, USA during September 13-14, 2011.
2011 Workshop on HIV Estimates and Projections, WHO-UNAIDS South-East
Asia Region, at Bangkok, Thailand, 9-13 May 2011.
2010 XVIII International AIDS Conference held at
Vienna, Austria, 18-23 July 2010.
2009 XXVI International Population Conference of International Union
for the Study of Population held at Marrakech, Morocco, 27
September – 2 October, 2009.
2009 Annual Meetings of the Population Association of America at
Detroit, Michigan, USA, 29 April – 2 May 2009 and visits to the Institute of Behavioural Science,
University of Colorado at Boulder, 3 - 5 May 2009; and Department of
Biostatistics & Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, 6–9 May 2009.
2008 XVII International AIDS Conference held at
2008 Meeting of the UNICEF/WHO/ADB/UNAIDS Regional
Advisory Group on Improved Use of Strategic Information to Scale up HIV and
AIDS Responses in Asia and Pacific, Bangkok, 21 January, 2008.
2007 International
Consultation on Epidemiological Estimates of HIV/AIDS,
2007 VIII International Congress on AIDS in Asia and the Pacific at
2006 Meeting of the UNAIDS/WHO Reference Group
on Estimates, Modelling and Projection at
2006 Workshop
of International
Obstetric Fistula Working Group
Data, Indicators and Research Group Workshop, 11-13 October 2006, Geneva,
(Sponsored by the UNFPA).
2005 Workshop
a proposal for DFID Research Programme Consortia on ‘HIV and AIDS Treatment and
Care Services, December 14-15 (Sponsored by the University of Southampton, UK).
2005 XXV International Population Conference of the International
Union for the Study of Population held at
2005 Workshop on Methods for HIV/AIDS Estimates and Projections, at
2004 Meeting of the UNAIDS/WHO Reference Group on Estimates, Modelling
and Projection at
2004 Annual
Meeting of the Population Association of
America at Boston, March 30 – April 1.
2004 Conference on New
Strategies for HIV/AIDS Surveillance in Resource Constrained Countries at
2003 Workshop on Methods for HIV/AIDS Estimates and Projections, at
2001 Annual
Meeting of the Population Association of
1996 Seminar on Innovative Approaches to the
Assessment of Reproductive Health organised by IUSSP Committee on Reproductive Health and Population Institute of the
University of Philippines at Manila, Philippines, Sept. 24-27.
1996 Workshop on Determinants of Fertility under
India's National Family Health Survey at East-West
Center, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, during January 15 - February 2.
1994 The Annual Meeting of the Population Association of
1992 Workshop on "Leading Indicators of
Fertility Change" at Carolina
Population Center, UNC, Chapel Hill, USA during June 18‑19.
1992 Meeting of the Project "Birth Interval
Dynamics in the Study of Fertility" at Carolina
Population Center, UNC, Chapel Hill under the sponsorship of the Rockefeller
Foundation, New York, during June 10‑30.
1988 The Joint Annual Meeting of the American Statistical Association and
Biometric Society at New Orleans, Louisiana, USA during August.
1988
Annual
Meeting of the Population Association of
1989
The Joint Annual Meeting of the American Statistical Association and
Biometric Society at
Publications
(A) In
Peer Reviewed Journals
1.
Arvind Pandey, R.M. Mishra, D.C.S.
Reddy, M. Thomas, D. Sahu (2012) Alcohol
use and STI among men in India: Evidences from a national household survey, Indian Journal of Community
Medicine, Vol.37(2), April 2012, pp. 95-100.
2.
Arvind Pandey, R.M. Mishra, D.
Sahu, S.K, Benara, M. Biswas, U. Sengupta, M.K. Mainkar, R.
Adhikary (2012) Heterosexual
risk behaviour among long distance truck drivers in India: The role of marital
status, Indian
Journal of Medical Research (Accepted for publication).
3.
Alok Kumar Dwivedi, Sada Nand Dwivedi,
S.V.S. Deo, Rakesh Shukla, Arvind Pandey, Durgesh Kumar Dwivedi (2012) An epidemiological study on delay
in treatment initiation of cancer patients, Health, Vol. 4, No.2,
pp.66-79.
4.
Arvind Pandey, R.M. Mishra, D.
Sahu, S.K, Benara, U.
Sengupta, R.S. Paranjape, A. Gautam, S.R. Lenka, R. Adhikary (2011) Heading towards the Safer Highways: An
assessment of the Avahan prevention programme among long distance truck drivers
in India, BMC Public Health, Vo. 11
(Suppl.), pp. S15: 1-12.
5.
Arvind Pandey, Sanjay Kumar
(2011) Mortality, Morbidity and Burden of Diseases in
Bihar, Journal of
Social and Economic Studies, Vo. XXI(II): Special Issue on Population and
Development in Bihar, A.N. Sinha Institute of Social Studies, Patna, pp. 74-103.
6.
B.K. Gulati, S. Unisa, A.
Pandey, D. Sahu & S. Ganguly (2011) Correlates of
occurrence of obstetric fistula among women in selected states of India: An
analysis of DLHS-3 data, F. V&V ObGyn, Vol. 3(2), pp. 01-08.
7.
Arvind Pandey, Nandini
Roy, Rahul Dev Bhawsar and R.M. Mishra (2010) Health
information system in India: Issues of data availability and quality, Demography India, Vol. 39(1), pp.239-245.
8.
Arvind Pandey,
DCS Reddy, M. Thomas, D. Sahu, Shashi Kant & M. Bhattacharya (2010) Estimates
of Prevalence and Number of HIV
Infections in India 2007 - An Update, Demography
India, Vol. 39(2), 239-245.
9.
Shahina Begum, S.N.
Dwivedi, Arvind
Pandey & Suneeta Mittal (2010) Factors
associated with unwanted pregnancies in India through a hierarchical model, Model Assisted Statistics and Applications, Vol. 5, pp. 197-202.
10.
Shahina Begum, S.N.
Dwivedi, Arvind
Pandey & Suneeta Mittal (2010) Association
between domestic violence and unintended pregnancies in India: Findings from
NFHS-2 data, National Medical
Journal of India, Vol. 23(4), 198-200.
11.
Abha Aggarwal, Arvind Pandey (2010) Inverse sampling to study the disease burden of leprosy, Indian Journal of Medical Research, Vol.
132(4), October, pp.73-76.
12.
Atul Juneja, Arvind Pandey, R.K. Tuteja & A. Sehgal (2010) Burden of cancer in terms of person years of life lost due to
premature mortality, Journal of Indian Society of Statistics and
Operations Research, Vol. 31(No.1-4), pp. 15-20.
13.
Pradeep
Das, Steven Samuels, Philippe Desjeux, Atul Mittal, Roshan Topno, Niyamat Ali
Siddiqui, Dipika Sur, Arvind Pandey and
Rhonda Sarnoff (2010) Annual incidence of visceral leishmaniasis in an endemic
area of Bihar, India, Tropical Medicine
and International Health, Vol. 15(Suppl), pp.1-8, July 2010.
14.
Rhonda
Sarnoff, Jaikishan Desai, Philippe Desjeux, Atul Mittal, Roshan Topno, Niyamat
Ali Siddiqui, Arvind Pandey, Dipika
Sur and Pradeep Das (2010) The economic impact of visceral leishmaniasis on
rural households in one endemic district of Bihar, India, Tropical Medicine and International Health, Vol. 15(Suppl),
pp.42-49, July 2010.
15.
Revendra Kumar Sharma, Manju Rani and Arvind
Pandey
(2009)
Value of children in Uttar Pradesh, India: how rural parents see it? Demography
India, Vol. 38(2), pp. 225-239.
16.
H.K. Chaturvedi, J. Mahanta, Arvind Pandey
(2009) Treatment-seeking for febrile illness in north-east
17.
R.J.
Yadav, Rajesh Mehta, Arvind Pandey
& Tulsi Adhikari (2009) Evaluation of adolescent-friendly health services
in India, Health and Population:
Perspectives and Issues, Vol. 32(2), pp.96-104.
18.
R.J.
Yadav, Arvind Pandey & Padam
Singh (2009) Indigenous System of
Medicine and Homoeopathy in India: Traditional healers users according to
Literacy level, Journal of Empirical
Research in Social Sciences, Vol. 4(No. 1-2), pp.40-48.
19.
Arvind Pandey, DCS Reddy, Peter Ghys, M. Thomas, D.
Sahu, M. Bhattacharya, K.D. Maiti, Fred Arnold, Shashi Kant, Ajay Khera &
Renu Garg (2009) Improved estimate of India’s HIV burden in 2006, Indian Journal of Medical Research, 129, 50-58.
20.
Shahina Begum, S.N.
Dwivedi, Arvind Pandey, Suneeta Mittal & Sunesh Kumar (2009) Some epidemiological studies on mistimed pregnancies: Findings
from NFHS-2, Journal of Empirical Research in Social Science, Vol. 3(1-2), March - September, pp.10-18.
21.
Arvind Pandey, S.K. Benara, Nandini Roy, D. Sahu, M.
Thomas, D.K. Joshi, U. Sengupta, R. Paranjpe & Ajay Prakash (2008) Risk
behaviour, STI, HIV among long distance truck drivers: a cross-sectional survey
along national highways in India, AIDS,
22 (Suppl. 5), 81-90.
22.
Arvind Pandey, DCS Reddy & M. Thomas (2008): What
lies behind the fall in the HIV population in
23.
Abha Aggarwal, Arvind Pandey, P.P. Talwar (2008) Impact
assessment of India Population Project (IPP-VIII) on child health in
metropolitan cities of India, Health
& Population – Perspectives & Issues, Vol.31(1): January-March
Issue, pp.41-51.
24.
Shahina Begum, S.N.
Dwivedi, Arvind Pandey, Suneeta Mittal & Sunesh Kumar (2008) Some epidemiological studies on unwanted pregnancies: Findings
from NFHS-2, Journal of Empirical Research in Social Science, Vol. 3(1-2), March - September, pp.10-18.
25.
Shahina Begum, S.N.
Dwivedi, Arvind
Pandey, (2008) On optimum numbers of controls under case control studies on
un-weighted pregnancies: An analytical approach, Statistics
in Transition (new Series) In International Journal of the Polish Statistical
Association – new series, June, Vol. 9(1), pp.117-128.
26.
Arvind Pandey, D. Sahu, R.M.
Mishra, D.K. Joshi, S.K. Benara, U. Sengupta, Nandini Roy, R. Adhikary, D.
Pardeshi (2008) Integrated Behavioural and Biological Assessment -
National Highways: Survey Methodology and Implementation, Demography India,
Vol. 37 (Supplement), pp.77-90.
27.
T.K.
Roy, Arvind Pandey (2008) National Family Health Survey in India: Survey
Design and Related Issues, Demography India, Vol. 37 (Supplement) pp.
13-40.
28.
Arvind Pandey, M. Thomas, D.C.S. Reddy, Shashi Kant & M.
Bhattacharya (2007) Process of estimating the number of people living with HIV
in India, Indian Journal of Public Health,
Vol.51(1), January-March Issue, pp.7-13.
29.
Padam Singh, Arvind
Pandey & Abha Aggarwal (2007) House-to-house survey vs. snowball
technique for capturing maternal deaths in India: A pilot study in search of a
cost effective method, Indian
Journal of Medical Research, Vol.125, April Issue, pp.550-556.
30.
R.J. Yadav, Arvind Pandey & Padam Singh, (2007) A study of acceptability of Indian System of
Medicine and Homeopathy (ISM&H) in India: Results from the State of West
Bengal, Indian Journal of Public Health,
Vol.51(1), January-March Issue, pp.47-49.
31.
Atul Juneja, A. Sehgal & Arvind Pandey
(2007) Cervical cancer screening in
32.
Abha Aggarwal, Arvind
Pandey & B.N. Bhattacharya (2007) Risk factors for
maternal mortality in Delhi slums: A community based case-control study, Indian
Journal of Medical Sciences, Vol. 61, No. 9, September, pp.517-526.
33.
Abha Aggarwal, Arvind
Pandey, B.N. Bhattacharya, Nandini Roy, D. Sahu & A.K.
Mehra (2007) Evaluation of India Population Project – VIII in four metropolitan
cities of India, Journal of Empirical Research in Social Science, Vol.
2, No. 1-2, March, pp.28-39.
34.
Prem Chandra, S.N. Dwivedi, CS Bal, Ajay Kumar &
Arvind Pandey (2007) Innovative role of imputation method/analysis in clinical
trial on remnant ablation in differentiated thyroid cancer, Statistics in
Transition (new series): Journal of Polish Statistical Association, August,
Vol. 8(2), pp.251-272.
35.
R.J.
Yadav, Padam Singh, Arvind Pandey
& Tulsi Adhikari (2007) Indigenous System of Medicine in Uttar Pradesh:
Extent of Utilization, Indian Journal of Preventive
and Social Medicine, Vol. 38(1&2), pp.88-95.
36.
R.K. Gupta & Arvind Pandey (2007) Status
of children in
37.
Samuel
Otor & Arvind Pandey (2006) A
life–length model of female adolescent sexual behaviour: Implications for
policy options, Demography India, Vol. 35(2), pp.233-246.
38.
S.N. Dwivedi, Rajvir Singh, D. Sahu & Arvind Pandey (2006) Epidemiological
Analysis of Contraceptive Use in India: An Application of Hierarchical Models, Demography
India, Vol. 35(1), pp.145-158.
39.
R.K. Gupta & Arvind Pandey (2006) Birth
and death registration status in Uttar Pradesh and Punjab, Journal of Empirical Research in Social Sciences, Vol. 1(2),
pp.43-54.
40.
R.J.
Yadav, Padam Singh, Arvind Pandey
& H.K. Chaturvedi (2006) Indigenous System of Medicine and Homeopathy:
Acceptability in North-Eastern States, Journal
of Empirical Research in Social Sciences, Vol. 1(2), pp.65-74.
41.
R.K. Gupta and Arvind Pandey (2006): Care of the
pregnant woman in
42.
R.K. Gupta and Arvind Pandey (2006): Occurrence of
Chronic Diseases in East Delhi: Prevalence of Some Correlates, Health & Population – Perspectives & Issues, Vol. 4, October-December,
pp. 169-176.
43.
R.K. Gupta and Arvind Pandey (2006): Birth & Death
registration status in Uttar Pradesh & Punjab, Journal of Empirical Research in Social Sciences Vol.1, No. 2; 43-45.
44.
R.K. Gupta and Arvind Pandey (2005): A field study on
causes of deaths in East Delhi, The
Journal of Family Welfare, Vol.51, No. 2;
46-50.
45.
Arvind Pandey & Samuel
C.J. Otor (2005) Analyzing infertility in sub-Saharan Africa: A case of
46.
Padam Singh, R.J. Yadav & Arvind Pandey
(2005) Utilization of indigenous system of medicine and homoeopathy in India, Indian Journal of Medical Research, Vol.
122(2), August, pp.137-142.
47.
Arvind Pandey, B.N. Bhattacharya, D. Sahu & Rehena
Sultana (2004) Are too early, too quickly and too many births the high risk
births: an analysis of infant mortality in India using National Family Health
Survey, Demography India,.vol.33(2):127-156.
48.
Arvind Pandey, Nandini Roy, D. Sahu & Rajib Acharya
(2004) Maternal health care
services: Observations from Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand & Uttranchal, Economic and Political Weekly (EPW),
Vol. XXXIX No.7, February 14-20, pp.719-720.
49.
Atul
Juneja, A. Sehgal, A.B. Mitra & Arvind
Pandey (2003) A survey on risk factors associated with cervical cancer, Indian Journal of Cancer, Vol. 29.
50.
Kiran
Katoch, S. Jain, D.S. Chauhan, H. Singh., R. Das, P. Gupta, V.D. Sharma, V.M. Katoch,
A.S. Sachan, Arvind Pandey, S.K. Benara, P. Singh (2003) Experience of detection and treatment of tuberculosis in a field
area at Ghatampur, Kanpur, UP, Health
Administrator, Vol. XV, No.1-2, page 124-126.
51.
Arvind Pandey and C.M. Suchindran (2002) Probability models of reproductive events using vital
statistics, Demography India, Vol. 31(2), 119-127.
52.
S.N. Dwivedi, N.C. Saxena, K.K. Singh & Arvind
Pandey (2002) A stochastic model for the study of interior closed birth
interval and its application, Progress of
Mathematics (A Journal of Indian Mathematical Society), Vol.36
(No.1&2),pp.199-207.
53.
Samuel
Otor and Arvind Pandey (2002) Sub-fecundity
and its reproductive health implications: An analysis of change and continuity
in parity distribution in
54.
K.B. Pathak, Arvind Pandey & Ashutosh
Ojha (2001) Child
spacing and utilization of maternal health care services in some selected
states of India - An analysis, Journal
of Family Welfare, Vol. 47(2), October Issue,
pp.18-26.
55.
R.K.
Sharma & Arvind Pandey (2001) Rural-urban fertility differentials in
India and its major states: An application of demand-supply framework, Demography
India, Vol.30 (2), pp.231-243.
56.
Samuel
Chang-Jwok Otor & Arvind Pandey
(1999) Adolescent transition to coitus and premarital childbearing in
57.
T.S.
Sunil, V.K. Pillai & Arvind Pandey (1999) Do incentives matter? –
Evaluation of a family planning program in India, Population Research and Policy Review, Vol. 18, pp. 563-577.
58.
Arvind Pandey, S.N. Dwivedi & R.N. Mishra (1998) A stochastic
model for the study of last closed birth interval with some biosocial
components, Mathematical Population
Studies, Vol. 7(1), pp.1-27.
59.
Samuel
C.J. Otor & Arvind Pandey (1998)
Puberty and the family formation process in
60.
S.K.
Singh, K.I. & Arvind Pandey
(1997) A cross-cultural examination of the socio-economic differentials in
child mortality in three selected states of India, Indian Association of Social Science Institutions (IASSI) Quarterly,
Vol. 16(3-4), January-June issue of the Journal on the theme Population
Research and Population Policy, pp. 53-73.
61.
Ajay
Pandey & Arvind Pandey (1997) On
analysing female nuptiality at micro level: A case of Uttar Pradesh, Indian Association of Social Science
Institutions (IASSI) Quarterly, Vol. 16(3-4), January-June issue of the
Journal on the theme Population Research and Population Policy, pp. 212-225.
62.
Arvind Pandey & C.M. Suchindran (1997) Estimation of birth intervals and parity
progression ratios from vital rates, Sankhya
: The Indian Journal of Statistics, Vol. 59, Series B, Pt. 1, pp. 108-122.
63.
64.
Arvind Pandey, D. Sahu & S. Rajaram (1997) Determinants of
child spacing in Uttar Pradesh: Findings from the National Family Health
Survey, In Population and Development in
Uttar Pradesh, (Eds.) Kamla Gupta & Arvind Pandey, B.R. Publishing
Corporation, New Delhi, pp.235-246.
65.
Saumya
Rama Rao, Arvind Pandey & K.I.
Shajy (1997): Child mortality in
66.
U.S.
Mishra, Arvind Pandey & S.
Irudaya Rajan (1996) Biosocial determinants of abortion among Indian women, Radical Journal of Health, Vol. 2 (New
Series), No. 4, pp.213-222.
67.
D.
Sahu, Arvind Pandey and T.S. Sunil
(1996) Determinants of the duration of postpartum amenorrhoea in
68.
Arvind Pandey & C.M. Suchindran (1995) Some analytical models
to estimate maternal age at birth using age-specific fertility rates, Sankhya, Series B, Vol.
69.
K.B.
Pathak, Arvind Pandey & U.S.
Mishra (1995) A joint probability distribution of open birth interval and open
status of women, Journal of the Indian
Society for Probability and Statistics, Vol. 2, pp.31-44.
70.
K.B.
Pathak, Arvind Pandey & K.I.
Shajy (1994) Implications of changes in family dynamics in
71.
K.
Srinivasan, P.C. Saxena & Arvind
Pandey (1994) Birth order and birth interval statistics: use in assessing
levels and changes in fertility, Journal
of Family Welfare, Vol. 40(1), pp. 1-14.
72.
S.
Rajaram, Saumya Rama Rao & Arvind Pandey (1994) Birth interval
dynamics in
73.
K.B.
Pathak & Arvind Pandey (1993)
Tempo of fertility in Orissa: A study based on birth intervals, Journal of Family Welfare, Vol. 39(4),
pp.1-8.
74.
Arvind Pandey, S. Sreenivasan, P.C. Saxena & C.M. Suchindran
(1993) Differentials in the age at the beginning and end of childbearing in the
selected states of India, Jansamkhya,
Vol. XI(2), pp.73-100.
75.
Arvind Pandey & D. Barman (1993) A parity dependent model for
straddling birth interval, Gujarat
Statistical Review, Vol. 19&20, pp. 29-34.
76.
R.C.
Yadava, Arvind Pandey & N.C.
Saxena (1992) Estimation of parity progression ratios from the truncated
distribution of closed and open birth intervals, Mathematical Biosciences, Vol. 110(2), pp. 181‑190.
77.
K.B.
Pathak & Arvind Pandey (1992)
Social development and dynamics of population in
78.
Arvind Pandey
(1992) A model to estimate fecundability and secondary sterility
from the truncated distribution of open birth interval, Journal of Scientific Research, Vol. 42(1&2), pp.111‑118.
79.
K.B.
Pathak, Arvind Pandey & U.S.
Mishra (1991) On estimating the current level of fertility and child mortality
from the data on open birth interval and survival status of the last child, Jansamkhya, Vol.9 (1), pp.15-24.
80.
K.B.
Pathak & Arvind Pandey (1990)
Application of a stochastic model to ascertain the truncation bias and
systematic component of variation in closed birth interval, Sankhya, Series B, Vol. 52(3), pp. 261‑270.
81.
Arvind Pandey, S.N. Dwivedi & R.N. Mishra (1990) Distribution
of closed birth intervals with some biosocial components: A stochastic model
and its application, Journal of
Mathematical Sociology, Vol. 16(1), pp. 89‑106.
82.
K.B.
Pathak, Arvind Pandey & U.S.
Mishra (1990) Estimation of current fecundability from data on open
(reproductive) status of women, Demography
India, Vol. 19(1), pp.131‑139.
83.
M.
El‑Shalakani & Arvind Pandey
(1989) Distribution of births in an abrupt sequence: A stochastic model", Mathematical Biosciences, Vol. 95, pp. 1‑11.
84.
R.C.
Yadav & Arvind Pandey (1989) On
the distribution of straddling birth intervals, Biometrical Journal, Vol. 31(7), pp. 855‑863.
85.
Arvind Pandey
& K.B. Pathak (1989): A steady state model of open birth
interval, Assam Statistical Review,
Vol. 3(1), pp. 22‑27.
86.
V.K.
Singh, R.N. Mishra, Arvind Pandey
& S.N. Dwivedi (1989) A conception dependent model for first live birth
interval, The Aligarh Journal of
Statistics, Vol. 9, pp. 7‑15.
87.
K.
Srinivasan, K.B. Pathak & Arvind
Pandey (1989) Determinants of breast‑feeding and post‑partum
amenorrhea in Orissa, Journal of
Biosocial Science, Vol. 21, pp. 365‑371.
88.
Arvind Pandey & R.N. Singh (1988) A stochastic model applicable
to the study of open birth interval regardless of parity, Rural Demography, Vol. 15(1&2), pp. 19‑26.
89.
K.K.
Singh, Arvind Pandey & B.N.
Singh (1987) A study of the impact of infant mortality on fertility and family
size: findings from a sample survey, Journal
of the Institute of Economic Research, Vol. 22(1), pp. 43‑52.
90.
S.N.
Singh, R.C. Yadav & Arvind Pandey
(1987): On estimating mean birth interval characteristic of women, Canadian Studies in Population, Vol.
14(1), pp. 1‑8.
91.
K.
Srinivasn, K.B. Pathak & Arvind
Pandey (1987): On estimating age specific fecundability and secondary
sterility from the data on open and last closed birth intervals, Sankhya, Series B, Vol. 49(2), pp. 176‑185.
92.
Arvind Pandey, K.K. Singh & S.N. Dwivedi
(1987): On the distribution of interior birth interval, Demography India, Vol. 15 (2), pp. 283‑287.
93.
R.C.
Yadava, Arvind Pandey & R.N.
Singh (1985) On estimating the risk of conception from censored data on inter‑live
birth interval, Journal of the Institute
of Economic Research, J.S.S, Institute of Economic Research, Dharwad, Vol.
20(2), pp. 51‑55.
94.
Arvind Pandey (1984) Determinants of age at
marriage for females in
95.
S.N.
Singh, R.C. Yadava & Arvind Pandey
(1984) A generalised parity dependent model for open birth interval, Journal of Scientific Research, B.H.U., Vol.
34(1), pp. 7‑13.
96.
S.N.
Singh, B.N. Bhattacharya, Arvind Pandey
& R.N. Mishra (1983) A parity dependent model for closed birth interval, Journal of Indian Statistical Association,
Vol. 21, pp.67‑72.
97.
R.N.
Mishra, Arvind Pandey & K.K.
Singh (1983) A generalised probability distribution for closed birth interval, Health and Population ‑ Perspectives
& Issues, Vol. 6(1), pp. 36‑45.
98.
V.K.
Hardatt, A. Pandey, R.N. Mishra,
V.M. Gupta & S.M. Marwah (1982) Statistical model to estimate probable
conception rate and births by females adopting MTP/MR, Indian Journal of Preventive and Social Medicine, Vol. 13(1), pp 31‑34.
99.
Arvind Pandey, H.L. Sharma & K.K. Singh
(1981) Linkage of intrinsic to age-specific birth rates in two sex model, Journal of Scientific Research, Vol. 32
(2), pp. 313‑317.
100.
S.N.
Singh, Arvind Pandey & R.N.
Mishra (1981) A generalized probability distribution for open birth
interval", The Aligarh Journal of
Statistics, Vol. 1(2), pp. 183‑188.
101.
R.N.
Mishra, Arvind Pandey, V.M. Gupta,
N.S.N. Rao & I.C. Tiwari (1981) A note on seasonal pattern in the normal
and caesarean deliveries at faculty hospital, Banaras Hindu University, Indian Journal of Community Medicine,
Vol. 3, pp. 31‑37.
102.
S.N.
Singh, R.C. Yadava & Arvind Pandey
(1979) On a generalized probability distribution of open birth interval
regardless of parity", Journal of
Scientific Research, Vol. 29(1), pp. 167‑170.
103.
S.N.
Singh, R.C. Yadava & Arvind Pandey
(1979) On a probability model for closed birth interval", Health and Population ‑ Perspectives
& Issues, Vol. 2(3), pp. 224‑230.
104.
S.N.
Singh, R.C. Yadava & Arvind Pandey
(1978) A probability model for forward birth interval", Health and Population ‑ Perspectives
& Issues, Vol. 1(4), pp. 295‑301.
(A)
Short Research Articles/Short
Communications
105.
Arvind Pandey, Abha
Aggarwal, Mohua Maulik, Jyotsna Gupta, Atul Juneja &
S.D. Seth (2011) The Upgraded Clinical
Trials Registry India: A summary of changes (Report), Indian Journal of Medical Ethics,
Vol. VIII, No. 3, July-September, pp. 186.
106.
Arvind Pandey, Abha
Aggarwal, S.D. Seth, Mohua
Maulik, & Atul Juneja (2011) Strengthening ethics in clinical research
(Correspondence), Indian Journal of Medical Research, Vol. 133: March,
pp. 339-340.
107.
Arvind Pandey, Abha
Aggarwal, Mohua Maulik,
& S.D. Seth (2010) Clinical Trials Registry – India: Raising the Veil
(Letter to Editor), National Medical Journal of India, Vol. 23(3): May,
pp.187-88.
108.
Arvind Pandey
(2010) Population Studies and
Public Health: The Linkage, (Presidential Address during
the XXXII Annual Conference of Indian Association for the Study of Population), Demography
India, Vol. 39(2), pp. 153-155.
109.
Arvind Pandey (2009) Population
transition and disease burden in India: Challenges to social and health policy, (Presidential Address during the XXXI Annual Conference of Indian
Association for the Study of Population), Demography India, Vol. 38(2),
pp.171-176.
110.
Arvind Pandey, Abha
Aggarwal, Mohua Maulik,
& S.D. Seth (2009) Clinical trial registration gains momentum in India, Indian
Journal of Medical Research, Vol. 130: July Issue, pp.85-86.
111.
Arvind Pandey (2008) Population,
gender and health (Presidential address to the XXX Annual Conference of the
Indian Association for the Study of Population held at the Institute for Social
& Economic Change, Bangalore, 17-19 October, 2008), Demography India,
Vol. 37, No.2, pp. 167-169.
112.
Arvind Pandey, Abha
Aggarwal, S.D. Seth, M.
Maulik, R. Bano & Atul Juneja (2008) Clinical Trial Registry – India:
Redefining the conduct of clinical trials, A Review Article, Indian Journal
of Cancer, Vol. 45(3): July-September Issue, pp.79-82.
113.
Arvind Pandey (2007)
Population and Health in India: An Appraisal of Policy and Programme
Perspectives (Presidential Address during the XXIX Annual Conference of Indian
Association for the Study of Population), Demography
India, Vol.36(2), July-December Issue, pp.171-179.
114.
S.
Rajaram & Arvind Pandey (1997)
Estimation of fecundability and primary infertility from first conceptive
delays: a communicable approach, Technical Note in ISMS Bulletin, Vol.12 (2), pp.12-15.
115.
Arvind Pandey (1994): Estimation of infant population by monthly age
interval, Technical Note in ISMS
Newsletter, Vol. 9(1), pp.7-8.
(A) In Books
116.
Uma Saha, R.K. Sharma, Kalyan Saha, Arvind Pandey & T.K. Roy (2011) Role
of demand for children and family welfare programme in fertility decline in
Andhra Pradesh: Evidences from the National Family Health Surveys, In Population
and Reproductive Health – Perspectives & Issues, (Eds.) U.V. Somayajulu, K.K.
Singh, K.V.R. Subrahmanyam & Arvind
Pandey, Hindustan Publishing Corporation, New Delhi, pp. 12-21.
117.
R.J. Yadav, Arvind
Pandey, Jeetendra Yadav (2011) Use of traditional
healers in Indian System of Medicine according to literacy level, In Population
and Reproductive Health – Perspectives & Issues, (Eds.) U.V. Somayajulu, K.K.
Singh, K.V.R. Subrahmanyam & Arvind
Pandey, Hindustan Publishing Corporation, New Delhi, pp. 125-130.
118.
Arvind Pandey, R.M. Mishra, Nandini
Roy & K.M. Sathyanarayana (2010) Population
research and millennium development goals in India, In K.S. James, Arvind
Pandey, Dhananjay W. Bansod & Lekha Subaiya (Eds.) Population,
Gender and Health in India: Methods, Processes and Policies, Academic
Foundation, New Delhi, pp. 47-65.
119.
Damodar Sahu, Arvind Pandey, B.K. Gulati and
Nomita Chandhiok (2010) Factors
affecting postpartum non-susceptible period in Orissa: A Multivariate Survival
Analysis with Time Dependent Covariates, In K.S. James, Arvind
Pandey, Dhananjay W. Bansod & Lekha Subaiya (Eds.) Population,
Gender and Health in India: Methods, Processes and Policies, Academic
Foundation, New Delhi, pp. 139-152.
120.
Atul Juneja, Arvind
Pandey, R.K. Tuteja & Deepika
Sareen (2010) In
Om Prakash (Ed.) Advances in Information Theory and Operations Research, VDM, Verleg, Germany, pp.348-352.
121.
Ashutosh
Ojha, Arvind Pandey, B.K. Gulati
& B.N. Bhattacharya (2009) Unobservable heterogeneity and timing of births
in Uttar Pradesh: An application of parametric failure time model of event
history analysis, In KK Singh, RC Yadav & Arvind Pandey (Eds.) Population, Poverty & Health –
Analytical Approaches, pp. 86-95, Hindustan Publishing Corporation (India),
New Delhi.
122.
Abha Aggarwal, Arvind Pandey, Rohini Sehgal & Suneeta Mittal (2009)
Maternal Mortality in Minorities, In N.C. Chavez Tapia and M. Urbi (Eds.) Topics in Prevalent Diseases, Nova
Science Publishers Inc., Chapter 15, pp. 259-278.
123.
Atul
Juneja, A. Sehgal, RK Tuteja, Arvind Pandey (2008): Probability of
detecting pre-cancerous stage of cervical cancer - Bayesian View, In Information
Theory and Applications, (Eds.) Prem Nath, Gulshan Taneja, Sukhvinder Singh
Deora, RGN Publications, pp. 82-85.
124.
Abha
Aggarwal & Arvind Pandey (2006)
Lot quality assurance sampling for the evaluation of immunization programme, in
Biostatistical Aspects of Health &
Population, Hindustan Publishing Corporation, New Delhi, pp.20-24.
125.
Prem
Chandra, S.N. Dwivedi, C.S. Bal, Ajay Kumar, Arvind Pandey, K.R. Sundaram & Padam Singh (2006) On the use of
consort statement in clinical trials on remnant ablation of differential
thyroid cancer, in Biostatistical Aspects
of Health & Population, Hindustan Publishing Corporation, New Delhi,
pp.41-45.
126.
R.J.
Yadav, Padam Singh & Arvind Pandey
(2006) A methodological note on assessing the access and utilization of Indian
System of Medicine & Homeopathy in India, in Biostatistical Aspects of Health & Population, Hindustan
Publishing Corporation, New Delhi, pp.70-73.
127.
M.
Thomas, S. Biswas, Rehena Sulatana & Arvind
Pandey (2006): Stochastic models to study the dynamics of HIV/AIDS: An
analytical review, in Biostatistical
Aspects of Health & Population, Hindustan Publishing Corporation, New
Delhi, pp.106-132.
128.
T.K. Roy, Ravi K. Verma & Arvind Pandey
(2006) Contraceptive
use in Uttar Pradesh: Recent evidence and policy/programme implications, in Biostatistical Aspects of Health &
Population, Hindustan Publishing Corporation, New Delhi, pp.280-290.
129.
Arvind Pandey, B.N. Bhattacharya, D. Sahu & Rehena
Sultana (2005): Components of under-five mortality: Trends, current stagnation,
and future forecasting levels, NCMH
Background Papers – Burden of Disease in India, National Commission on
Macro-Economics & Health (NCMH), Ministry of Health & Family Welfare,
Govt. of India, New Delhi, pp.152-178.
130.
R.J.
Yadav, Padam Singh & Arvind Pandey
(2004) Indigenous systems of medicine and homeopathy: gender perspective, Proceedings of the National Seminar on
Gender Statistics and Data Gaps, February 5-7, Central Statistical
Organization, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, Govt. of
India, New Delhi pp.224-230.
131.
Nandini
Roy, Shahina Begum, Yonah Bhutia & Arvind Pandey (2003) The trend of
unmet need for family planning in Northeastern states of India, In Dynamics
of Population and Reproductive Health: Emerging Issue of Northern Region of
India, (Ed.) Dilip C. Nath, Capital Publication Company, Guwahati, pp
240-260.
132.
Arvind Pandey, S. Rajaram & D.
Sahu (2002) An investigation into the socio-economic differentials of child
mortality in Uttar Pradesh, In Biostatistical Aspects of Health &
Epidemiology, (Eds.) C.M. Pandey, U. Singh & P. Mishra, Prakashan
Kendra, Lucknow, pp.11-20.
133.
F. Ram, Arvind Pandey, T.K. Roy & Zaheer Khan (2002) Fertility transition in Uttar
Pradesh: evidences and policy implications, In Biostatistical
Aspects of Health & Epidemiology, (Eds.) C.M. Pandey, U. Singh & P.
Mishra, Prakashan Kendra, Lucknow, pp.11-29.
134.
Arvind Pandey, P. Mishra &
Ashutosh Ojha (2002) An
analysis of the child spacing effect of the utilization of maternal health care
services in some selected states of India, In
Biostatistical Aspects of Health & Epidemiology, (Eds.) C.M. Pandey,
U. Singh & P. Mishra, Prakashan Kendra, Lucknow, pp. 39-46.
135.
K.B.
Pathak, Arvind Pandey & U.S. Mishra (2002) The systematic component of variation in the distribution of open birth interval:
An assessment, In
Biostatistical Aspects of Health & Epidemiology, (Eds.) C.M. Pandey,
U. Singh & P. Mishra, Prakashan Kendra, Lucknow, pp. 270-276.
136.
M.
Thomas & Arvind Pandey (2002) A study on the spread and progression
of HIV/AIDS in India, In Biostatistical Aspects of Health & Epidemiology,
(Eds.) C.M. Pandey, U. Singh & P. Mishra, Prakashan Kendra, Lucknow, pp.
270-276.
137.
Arvind Pandey (2002) Demographic transition and global health:
An overview, In Epidemiology, Health and Population, (Eds.) Anil Kumar,
BR Publication Corporation, Delhi, pp. 261-270.
138.
Abha
Aggarwal & Arvind Pandey (2002) Gender disparity in food-intake
among children under age
139.
Samuel
Otor & Arvind Pandey (2001)
Child spacing in Sudan: an indirect estimation from the 1993 Census data, In Dynamics
of Population Change: Emerging Issues of Twenty-First Century, (Eds.) R,C.
Yadava, K.N.S. Yadava & K.K. Singh, Shipra Publications, Delhi, pp. 47-52.
140.
K.B.
Pathak, Arvind Pandey & K.I.
Shajy (2001) A new method to assess the fertility impact of family planning
with illustrative application to some selected states of India, In Dynamics
of Population Change: Emerging Issues of Twenty-First Century, Eds. R,C.
Yadav, K.N.S. Yadav & K.K. Singh, Shipra Publications, Delhi, pp.268-281.
141.
K.B.
Pathak, Arvind Pandey & T.S.
Sunil (2000) An assessment of the systematic component of variation in the
distribution of number of births, In Proceedings
of the National Seminar on Bayesian Statistics and Its Applications, April
6-8, 1996, Eds. S.K. Upadhyay & U. Singh, Dept. of Statistics, Banaras
Hindu University, Varanasi, India, pp.125-132.
142.
Arvind Pandey, D. Sahu & S. Rajaram (1997) Determinants of
child spacing in Uttar Pradesh: Findings from the National Family Health
Survey, In Population and Development in
Uttar Pradesh, (Eds.) Kamla Gupta & Arvind Pandey, B.R. Publishing
Corporation, New Delhi, pp.235-246.
143.
V.
Jayachandran, T.K. Roy & Arvind
Pandey (1997) Estimates of fertility and mortality for major states of
India: An assessment of NFHS data, International
General Population Conference, International Union for the Study of Population
(IUSSP), Beijing, China, Vol. 3, Formal Session F.20, pp. 1259-1276.
144.
Samuel
C.-J. Otor & Arvind Pandey (1996)
Fertility Transition in Sudan: A biosocial perspective, In Proceedings
of the Census Data Users Meeting held
at Bureau of Census, Khartoum, Sudan, September 17, 1995, Bureau of Census,
Khartoum, Sudan, pp.123-131.
145.
K.
Srinivasan, Arvind Pandey & S.
Rajaram (1994) Child spacing patterns derived from age‑specific fertility
rates: an illustrative application to Indian situation, In Biosocial Aspects
of Human Fertility: Models and
Applications, (Eds.)K.B. Pathak & Arvind Pandey, pp. 40‑51.
146.
K.B.
Pathak, Arvind Pandey, U.S. Mishra
& S. Sreenivasan (1994) On a synthetic cohort model of open birth interval,
In Biosocial Aspects of Human Fertility:
Models and Applications, (Eds.) K.B. Pathak & Arvind Pandey, B.R.
Publishing Corporation, New Delhi, pp. 52‑60.
147.
Arvind Pandey, C.M. Suchindran & S. Rajaram (1994) Study of
fertility in life table form: an illustration to Indian data, In Biosocial Aspects of Human Fertility: Models
and Applications, (Eds.) K.B. Pathak & Arvind Pandey, B.R. Publishing
Corporation, New Delhi, pp. 61‑67.
148.
K.
Srinivasan, Arvind Pandey & S.
Rajaram (1993) Birth interval differentials in Goa, Dynamics of Population and Family Welfare, (Eds.) K.B. Pathak, U.P.
Sinha & Arvind Pandey, Himalaya Publishing House, Bombay.
149.
K.
Srinivasan, K.B. Pathak & Arvind
Pandey (1990) Bio‑demographic correlates of gestation period, Statistics in Health and Nutrition,
(Eds.) K.V. Rao et al., National Institute of Nutrition (ICMR), Hyderabad, pp.
217‑226.
150.
Arvind Pandey
& C.M. Suchindran (1989) Pace, speed and quantum of
fertility: a model based estimation", Dynamics
of Population and Family Welfare, (Eds.) K. Srinivasan and K.B. Pathak, Himalaya
Publishing House, Bombay, pp. 268‑278.
151.
Arvind Pandey, H.L. Sharma & K.K. Singh (1989) Compounding
negative binomial and Poisson distribution to describe rural‑urban out‑migration
at household level, Population Transition
in India, (eds.) S.N. Singh et al., Vol. 2, B.R. Publishing Corporation,
New Delhi, pp. 293‑298.
152.
Arvind Pandey & P.C. Saxena (1986) Internal migration in
different states of India during 1981 census: a study of some determinants, Proceedings of All India Seminar on
Migration Research in the Context of Development, (Ed.) K.N.S. Yadava,
Centre of Population Studies, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, pp. 47‑54.
153.
K.
Srinivasan, K.B. Pathak & Arvind
Pandey (1985) On some techniques for estimating parity progression ratios
from the survey data with illustrative applications, In Dynamics of Population and Family Welfare, Ser. 4, pp. 115‑143,
(Eds.) K. Srinivasan and S. Mukerji, Himalaya Publishing House, Bombay.
154.
Arvind Pandey (1982): On the estimates of the risk of conception
from closed birth interval data, In S.N. Singh (Ed.) Proceedings of Seminar on Recent Developments in the Techniques of
Demographic Analysis and Statistical Inference, B.H.U., Varanasi, pp 7‑14.
(B) Books Authored/Edited
1.
Population and Reproductive
Health – Perspectives & Issues, (Ed.) U.V. Somayajulu, K.K. Singh, KVR Subrahmanyam
& Arvind Pandey, Hindustan Publishing Corporation, New Delhi, 2011.
2.
Population, Gender and Health in
India: Methods, Processes and Policies, (Ed.) K.S. James, Arvind Pandey, Dhananjay W. Bansod
& Lekha Subaiya, Academic Foundation, New Delhi, 2010.
3.
Population, Poverty & Health:
Some Analytic Approaches,
(Ed.) K.K. Singh, R.C. Yadav & Arvind Pandey, Hindustan Publishing
Corporation, New Delhi, 2009.
4.
Demography India – Vol. 37:
Supplement Issue on Large Scale Surveys on Health and Nutrition, (Ed.) Arvind Pandey & R.K. Gupta, Hindustan Publishing Corporation,
New Delhi, 2008.
5.
Biostatistical Aspects of Health
and Population" (Ed.)
Arvind Pandey, Hindustan Publishing Corporation, New Delhi, 2006.
6. Infant
and Child Mortality in India. Arvind
Pandey, Minja Kim Choe, Norman Y. Luther, D. Sahu & Jagdish Chand. National Family Health Survey Subject Reports
No. 11, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai, India &
East-West Center Program on Population, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, 1998.
7. Fertility
in India.
M.M. Gandotra, Robert E. Retherford, Arvind Pandey, Norman Y. Luther & Vinod K. Mishra. National Family Health Survey Subject Reports
No. 9, International Institute for Population Sciences, Mumbai, India &
East-West Center Program on Population, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA, 1998.
8.
Population and Development in
Uttar Pradesh" (Ed.)
Kamla Gupta & Arvind Pandey, B.R. Publishing Corporation, New Delhi,
1997.
9.
Biosocial Aspects of Human
Fertility: Models & Applications" (Ed.) K.B. Pathak & Arvind Pandey,
B.R. Publishing Corporation, New Delhi, 1994.
10.
Biostatistical Aspects of Health (Ed.) K.B. Pathak, C.P. Prakasam
& Arvind Pandey, B.R. Publishing Corporation, New Delhi, 1994.
11.
Dynamics of Population and Family
Welfare, (Ed.) K.B. Pathak, U.P. Sinha
& Arvind Pandey, Himalaya Publishing House, Bombay, 1993.
12. Stochastic
Models of Human Reproduction,
K.B. Pathak & Arvind Pandey,
Himalaya Publishing House, Bombay, 1993.
(E)
Project Reports/Monographs
2011 Integrated Behavioural and Biological
Assessment – National Highways (IBBA-NH), National Institute of Medical
Statistics, Indian Council of Medical Research, New Delhi.
2010 Integrated Disease Surveillance Project –
Non Communicable Diseases (IDSP-NCD) Risk Factor Survey, 2007-08, National Institute of Medical
Statistics & Division of NCD, Indian Council of Medical Research, New
Delhi.
2010 Technical Report India HIV Estimate –
2008-09, National Institute of Medical Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi & National
AIDS Control Organization (NACO), MOHFW, New Delhi.
2008 Technical
Report India HIV Estimate - 2007, National Institute of Medical Statistics,
ICMR, New Delhi & National AIDS Control Organization (NACO), MOHFW, New
Delhi.
2008 Behavioural Surveillance Survey in India –
Youth Component, 2006-07 (BSS-2 Youth), National
Institute of Medical Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi & National AIDS Control
Organization (NACO), MOHFW, New Delhi.
2007 Technical Report India HIV Estimate – 2006,
National Institute of Medical Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi (National AIDS
Control Organization (NACO), MOHFW, New Delhi
2007 Health
Sector Policy Reforms Options Database (HS-PROD) of India, Central Bureau of Health
Intelligence, DGHS, MOHFW, New Delhi, National Institute of Medical Statistics,
ICMR & European Commission Technical Assistance (ECTA), Health & Family
Welfare Sector Programme in India, www.cbhi.hsprodindia.nic.in .
2007 Impact Assessment of ICDS Food Fortification on Child Health in Uttara
Khand (sponsored by the World Food Programme (India Office), New Delhi.
2006 Impact Assessment of ICDS Food Fortification
on Child Health in Uttar Pradesh (sponsored
by the World Food Programme (India Office), New Delhi.
2006 Impact Assessment of ICDS Food Fortification on Child health in Madhya
Pradesh (sponsored by the World Food Programme (India
Office), New Delhi.
2006 Technical Report India HIV Estimate -
2005, National
Institute of Medical Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi & National AIDS Control
Organization (NACO), MOHFW, New Delhi.
2006 Technical Report India HIV Estimate - 2005, National
Institute of Medical Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi & National AIDS Control
Organization (NACO), MOHFW, New Delhi
2005 ISM&H Beneficiaries Covered under CGHS and Selected Teaching Hospitals Attached to ISM&H Colleges (sponsored by the Dept. of AYUSH - Indian System of Medicine &
Homeopathy, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India)
2005 Technical Report India HIV Estimate - 2004, National
Institute of Medical Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi & National AIDS Control
Organization (NACO), MOHFW, New Delhi
2004 Examination
of WHO Guidelines on Exclusive Breastfeeding in Relation to Child Survival in
India, Institute for Research in Medical
Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi (sponsored by the National Commission of
Population, Govt. of India).
2004 Development
of Demographic Database for Micro (District) Level Planning in India:
Exploration of Alternative Data Sources, Institute for Research in Medical Statistics, ICMR,
New Delhi (sponsored by the Asian Development Bank).
2004 Community-Based
Study to Estimate the Prevalence of
2004 Determination of Risk Factors
Associated with Maternal Mortality in Municipal Corporation of Delhi: A
Community Based Case Control Study (sponsored by the Ministry of Health & Family
Welfare, Govt. of India).
2004 A study on the birth and death
registration in India (sponsored by the Central
Statistical Organization, Ministry of Planning & Programme Implementation,
Govt. of India).
2004 An
innovative study on awareness about STDs/AIDS among truck drivers in
2004 Technical Report
India HIV Estimate - 2003, National
Institute of Medical Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi & National AIDS Control
Organization (NACO), MOHFW,
2003 Estimates of Maternal Mortality Ratio and
Causes of Maternal Death in India: A Pilot Study (Report), Institute for
Research in Medical Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi (sponsored by the Ministry of
Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India).
2003 Usage and Acceptability of Indian System
of Medicine and Homoeopathy: Report, Institute for Research in Medical
Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi (sponsored by the Dept. of Indian System of
Medicine & Homeopathy, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of
India).
2003 Development of Demographic Data Base for
Micro (District) Level Planning in India: Exploration of Alternative Data
Sources, Institute for Research in Medical Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi
(sponsored by the Asian Development Bank).
2003 Technical Report India HIV Estimate - 2002, National
Institute of Medical Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi & National AIDS Control
Organization (NACO), MOHFW, New Delhi
2002 India Population Project (IPP-VIII): End
Line Survey, Institute for
Research in Medical Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi, New Delhi (sponsored by the
World Bank / Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of India).
2002 Baseline Survey in Trans-Yamuna Area of
Delhi for the Preparation of Healthy City, Institute for Research in Medical Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi,
New Delhi (sponsored by the Director General of Health Services, Govt. of NCT
Delhi, India) .
2002 National Household Survey of Drug and
Alcohol Abuse in India: Report (Anurag Srivastava, Hem Raj Pal, SN Dwivedi
& Arvind Pandey), Clinical
Epidemiology Unit, All India Institute of Medical Sciences,
2001 National Family Health Survey, 1998-99
(NFHS-2), India: Madhya Pradesh,
International Institute for Population Sciences & ORC Macro, IIPS, Mumbai.
2001 National Family Health Survey, 1998-99
(NFHS-2), India: Uttar Pradesh,
International Institute for Population Sciences & ORC Macro, IIPS, Mumbai.
2001 Final Evaluation of
Integrated Nutrition Health Project: Quantitative Survey, CARE India,
(Consolidated Report of 7 States), Institute for Research in Medical
Statistics, ICMR, New Delhi.
2000 National Family Health Survey, 1998-99
(NFHS-2), India: India,
International Institute for Population Sciences & ORC Macro, IIPS, Mumbai.
2000 National Family Health Survey, 1998-99
(NFHS-2), India: Andhra Pradesh,
International Institute for Population Sciences & ORC Macro, IIPS, Mumbai.
1998 Use and Wastage of Nirodh in Three Selected States of India (Haryana,
Maharashtra and Uttar Pradesh), (Parveen Nangia, S.K. Singh, F. Ram &
Arvind Pandey), IIPS, Mumbai.
1997 Nirodh Use and Its Wastage in India: A Field Investigation in
Maharashtra, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, (F. Ram, Ravi K. Verma, Arvind
Pandey, Parveen Nangia, Sanghamitra Acharya, Sayeed Unisa & T. K. Roy
(1997), IIPS, Mumbai.
1996 A New Approach to Study the Impact of Family Planning Programme on
Fertility in Different States of India, (K.B. Pathak, Arvind Pandey &
K.I. Shajy), IIPS, Bombay.
1995 National
Family Health Survey, 1992-93 (NFHS-1): (MCH and Family Planning): Madhya
Pradesh, Population Research Centre, Bhopal, and IIPS, Bombay.
1995 Approaches to Target Setting of Family
Planning in India: An Analytical Review and Development of a New Approach,
(K.B. Pathak, Arvind Pandey & B.S. Singh), IIPS, Bombay
1994 A
Study of the Implications of Changes in Family Dynamics in India during 1971-88,
(K.B.
Pathak, Arvind Pandey & K.I.
Shajy), IIPS, Bombay
1993 Child Mortality in Goa: A Study of
Socio-Economic and Behavioural Factors, (Saumya Rama Rao & Arvind
Pandey), IIPS, Bombay.
1993 Estimation
of Age‑Specific Fecundability and Secondary Sterility from ASFRs in India
and Its Different States,(KB Pathak & Arvind Pandey), IIPS, Bombay.
1990 Experimental Bonus Scheme for Promoting
Spacing Methods in Slums of Madras City ‑ An Evaluation Study, Mimeograph, (K.
Srinivasan, Arvind Pandey, V.
Ramamurthy and K. Krishnamurthy) IIPS, Bombay.
1990
Study of Fertility through Birth
Interval Analysis,
(K. Srinivasan, K.B. Pathak & Arvind Pandey), IIPS, Bombay.
References
1. Dr. V.M. Katoch, Secretary to the
Govt. of India, Department of Health Research, Ministry of Health & Family
Welfare & Director General, Indian Council of Medical Research, Ansari
Nagar, New Delhi 110 029, India, dg@icmr.org.in
2. Prof. N.K. Ganguly, Ex-Director General, ICMR;
Distinguished Biotechnology Professor & Adviser, Translational Health
Science & Technology Institute, National Institute of Immunology, Aruna
Asaf Ali Marg, New Delhi-110067, India, nkganguly@nii.res.in;
ganglynk@gmail.com
3. Prof. T.K. Roy, Ex-Director, International Institute
for Population Sciences, Deonar, Mumbai 400 088,
Annexure-1
Ph.D. Guidance: 14
(Retrospective list)
|
Year |
Topic of Research |
Name of the Scholar |
Name of the Institution |
|
2009 |
A Biostatistical
Study on Pattern of Referral and Timing of Treatment of Cancer Patients with
Special Reference to Breast Cancer |
Alok Dwivedi |
Dept. of Biostatistics, All India
Institute of Medical Sciences, |
|
2007 |
Biostatistical
Aspects of Case Control Study on Unintended Pregnancies |
Shahina Begum |
Dept. of Biostatistics, All India
Institute of Medical Sciences, |
|
2006 |
Biostatistical
Aspects of Randomized Controlled Clinical Trials on Remnant Ablation in
Differentiated Thyroid Cancer |
Prem Chandra |
Dept. of Biostatistics, All India
Institute of Medical Sciences, |
|
2005 |
Fertility and
Fertility Preferences in |
N.N. Pandey |
Purvanchal (Eastern) University ( |
|
2004 |
A Class of
Statistical Models to Study the Family Planning Acceptance and Unmet Need in
Orissa using National Family Health Survey |
Ranjana Kar |
|
|
2003 |
Value of
Children and Fertility Behaviour in an Agricultural Society: A Study of
Bulandsahr District in Uttar Pradesh |
Ravendra K. Sharma |
International Institute for Population
Sciences, Mumbai |
|
2002 |
Mathematical Models to Study the Childbearing Process Using Vital
Statistics |
S. Sreenivasan |
International Institute for Population
Sciences, Mumbai |
|
1999 |
Infant and Child Mortality in Orissa and
Kerala: A Study of the Differences in the Levels, Determinants and Individual
Frailty |
K.I. Shajy |
International Institute for Population
Sciences, Mumbai |
|
1998 |
Death Clustering in Families in |
Anne A. Khasakhala |
International Institute for
Population Sciences |
|
1998 |
Birth Interval Dynamics in Uttar Pradesh: A
Hazard Model Analysis |
Ashutosh Ojha |
International Institute for
Population Sciences |
|
1998 |
Breastfeeding
Practices, Postpartum Amenorrhoea and Fertility Transition in Orissa 1982-93:
A Study Based on Two Large Scale Sample Surveys |
Damodar Sahu |
International Institute for
Population Sciences |
|
1997 |
Client
Transactions, Contraceptive Use and Reproductive Behaviour: A Study in the
Context of Experimental Bonus Scheme |
T.S. Sunil |
International Institute for
Population Sciences |
|
1996 |
An Analysis of Reproductive Patterns in |
S. Rajaram |
International Institute for
Population Sciences |
|
1995 |
Puberty and Reproductive Behaviour of Married
Women in |
Samuel C.-J. Otor |
International Institute for
Population Sciences |