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Dr. Sharath Hullumani

Dr. Sharath Hullumani

Vice Dean (R&D) and neonatal/pediatric physiotherapist researcher

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Wardha, Maharashtra, India
Joined November 2025
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Research-active neonatal and paediatric physiotherapist: Dr. Sharath Hullumani is an active researcher focused on neonatology and paediatric physiotherapy, with multiple published protocols, case reports, and systematic-review work on neonatal positioning, respiratory physiotherapy in neonates, oromotor stimulation protocols, and paediatric rehabilitation. His publication record (Google Scholar / ResearchGate) shows numerous peer‑reviewed contributions and protocol registrations. google+2
Academic leader and educator at Ravi Nair Physiotherapy College and DMIHER: He holds teaching and academic leadership roles (Assistant Professor / Vice Dean R&D / R&D in‑charge and T&L coordinator) at Ravi Nair Physiotherapy College (Datta Meghe Institute), combining curriculum delivery with research management and mentoring of student projects. frontiersin+1
Clinically grounded with complementary medicine training: Alongside conventional physiotherapy qualifications (BPT, MPT in Paediatrics), he has completed additional training in osteopathic medicine and acupuncture/Oriental medicine (MSc Osteopathy; MD Acupuncture), reflecting a blended clinical expertise used in paediatric and neonatal rehabilitation contexts. frontiersin+1

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The effects of different positions on neurodevelopment in preterm infants admitted in neonatal intensive care units: a systematic review protocol

January 1, 2024

Systematic review protocol that outlines methods to evaluate how different positioning approaches in NICU settings influence neurodevelopmental outcomes in preterm infants; registered in PROSPERO and published as an F1000Research protocol.

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Effect of physiotherapy interventions on pain management, function and quality of life in patellofemoral pain syndrome: A systematic review protocol

January 1, 2024

Co-authored protocol published / indexed (PubMed) describing planned systematic review of physiotherapy interventions for patellofemoral pain syndrome.

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Multiple Cureus case reports and clinical studies (neonatal/pediatric physiotherapy)

2023-2024

Several case reports, case series and clinical study articles in Cureus and related journals on neonatal respiratory distress, oromotor rehabilitation, developmental delay and paediatric rehabilitation interventions.

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