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1. The patient, a YEARS/MALE, was admitted to the hospital with fever, chills, headache, myalgia, nose bleed, epigastric pain, vomiting, diarrhea, shortness of breath, and altered consciousness for 5 days. 2. Examination revealed bilateral basal crepitations in the lungs, soft abdomen, and the patient was ill-looking but oriented. 3. Investigations showed fatty liver changes and bilateral minimal pleural effusion on ultrasound. The patient was diagnosed with dengue fever and managed supportively. 4. The patient's condition improved and they were discharged on pantoprazole with advice to follow-up in the medicine OPD within a week
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She started her career as a foreign associate, handling immigration cases. She handles cases efficiently, hears her clients thoroughly, works with them to provide accurate legal solutions, and is determined to provide the best service. She has been working with the firm since 2014.
Ms. Upreti also has extensive experience working as a human right activist and feminist in Nepal and the United States. She worked as a news anchor and legal reporter for the National Television of Nepal. She is currently serving as the President of the Nepali Women’s Global Network (NWGN) (2018-2022), where she is focused on raising issues of Diversity, Equity and Inclusiveness. She also raises issue against violence and gender-based discrimination. She is a passionate public speaker.
Ms. Upreti is licensed to practice law before the New York State courts. She is also admitted to practice law as an advocate in Nepal. She received her LLM (recipient of cum laude) from Fordham Law School, New York, in international law and justice 2016-2017. She also has an LLM from Kathmandu School of law, Nepal, specializing in Human rights and Gender Justice in 2011-2013. Ms. Upreti completed her law degree from Purbanchal University Kathmandu School of law in Nepal in 2011 on a full merit-based scholarship, receiving an award from the Nepal Bar council for getting the Second highest score all over Nepal on the Advocate license exam in 2012. She can be reached at au@chhetrylaw.com
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UTTAM PANDEY, ESQ.
Uttam Pandey, Esq. is serving clients through Chhetry & Associates, as an Associate from March 2021. He is licensed to practice law in New York on April 2019. Prior to this, Attorney Pandey practiced law in Bhurtel Law Firm PLLC, Jackson Heights, New York since his entrance into the New York State Bar. He is a member of New York State Bar Association.
Attorney Pandey completed LL.M. from St. John’s University School of Law, Queens, New York. He also completed LL.M. from Kathmandu School of Law, Purbanchal University, Nepal in which he bagged Gold Medal by being a top scorer in Examinations. He has also completed Masters in Public Administration (MPA) from Tribhuvan University, Nepal. His basic Law Graduation was from Nepal Law Campus, Tribhuvan University after completion of the Degree of Bachelor of Laws (B.L.)
Mr. Pandey was also licensed as an Advocate from Supreme Court of Nepal. He then competed in Police Service Examinations for the position of Police Inspector, succeeded and was commissioned as a Senior Police Officer in Nepal Police where he served until June 2013, for 18+ years. Mr. Pandey has also served UN Peace Mission for more than two years in Timor-Leste as an UNPOL Officer. During his tenure, having legal background, he mostly worked in legal and investigations responsibilities. After coming into USA, he successfully pursued the legal education, passed NY Bar Exam and is licensed as an Attorney-at-Law.
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UTTAM PANDEY, ESQ.
Uttam Pandey, Esq. is serving clients through Chhetry & Associates, as an Associate from March 2021. He is licensed to practice law in New York on April 2019. Prior to this, Attorney Pandey practiced law in Bhurtel Law Firm PLLC, Jackson Heights, New York since his entrance into the New York State Bar. He is a member of New York State Bar Association.
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Mr. Pandey was also licensed as an Advocate from Supreme Court of Nepal. He then competed in Police Service Examinations for the position of Police Inspector, succeeded and was commissioned as a Senior Police Officer in Nepal Police where he served until June 2013, for 18+ years. Mr. Pandey has also served UN Peace Mission for more than two years in Timor-Leste as an UNPOL Officer. During his tenure, having legal background, he mostly worked in legal and investigations responsibilities. After coming into USA, he successfully pursued the legal education, passed NY Bar Exam and is licensed as an Attorney-at-Law.
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UTTAM PANDEY, ESQ.
Uttam Pandey, Esq. is serving clients through Chhetry & Associates, as an Associate from March 2021. He is licensed to practice law in New York on April 2019. Prior to this, Attorney Pandey practiced law in Bhurtel Law Firm PLLC, Jackson Heights, New York since his entrance into the New York State Bar. He is a member of New York State Bar Association.
Attorney Pandey completed LL.M. from St. John’s University School of Law, Queens, New York. He also completed LL.M. from Kathmandu School of Law, Purbanchal University, Nepal in which he bagged Gold Medal by being a top scorer in Examinations. He has also completed Masters in Public Administration (MPA) from Tribhuvan University, Nepal. His basic Law Graduation was from Nepal Law Campus, Tribhuvan University after completion of the Degree of Bachelor of Laws (B.L.)
Mr. Pandey was also licensed as an Advocate from Supreme Court of Nepal. He then competed in Police Service Examinations for the position of Police Inspector, succeeded and was commissioned as a Senior Police Officer in Nepal Police where he served until June 2013, for 18+ years. Mr. Pandey has also served UN Peace Mission for more than two years in Timor-Leste as an UNPOL Officer. During his tenure, having legal background, he mostly worked in legal and investigations responsibilities. After coming into USA, he successfully pursued the legal education, passed NY Bar Exam and is licensed as an Attorney-at-Law.
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This document contains Sristi Sah's resume. It includes her contact information, career objective, educational qualifications, skills, personal traits, achievements, hobbies, interests, personal details, declaration, and references. Sristi holds a Bachelor's degree in Pharmacy from Central Institution of Science & Technology, Kathmandu, Nepal. She has good communication, computer, presentation, technical, research, leadership, time management, and problem solving skills.
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The document defines a health system as the organization of people, institutions, and resources that deliver health care services to meet the needs of target populations. It describes key elements of health systems including primary health care, public health measures, various providers, and the goals of promoting health, being responsive to populations, and fair financing. The health system of Nepal is composed of public health sectors, private sectors, indigenous medical systems, voluntary health agencies, and national health programs.
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This document discusses different models of healthcare systems around the world. It describes four main models: the Bismarck model used in Germany and other countries, where private insurance plans are regulated by the government; the Beveridge model used in the UK with government-provided and tax-funded healthcare; the National Health Insurance model used in Canada with a universal government-run insurance program; and the out-of-pocket model used in many developing countries where most cannot afford medical care. The document then examines the healthcare systems of several countries in more depth and discusses challenges facing Nepal's system.
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This document summarizes the historical eras of health systems development (HSD) in Nepal. It is divided into 3 sections: ancient, medieval, and modern eras. During the ancient era, some early health practices are mentioned from historical texts. In the medieval era, King Pratap Malla established an Ayurvedic dispensary. Christian missionaries introduced modern medicine in the 1600s but were later expelled. The modern era saw the establishment of hospitals by British residents and throughout the Rana period. Many hospitals and health programs were developed in the post-democracy period from the 1950s onward.
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