Udaipur, May 24 – Mahaveer Yati, a research scholar from the Department of Nursing, has been conferred a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree by Sai Tirupati University in Udaipur. His doctoral thesis focused on “Effectiveness of a Self-Instructional Module on Substance Abuse Among Adolescents in Selected Schools,” marking a significant contribution to the field of adolescent health education and preventive nursing.
Yati completed his research under the esteemed guidance of Dr. Shobha Kundgol, showcasing an evidence-based approach to tackling substance abuse through educational interventions. The research emphasizes the role of self-instructional modules as a strategic tool in curbing addiction tendencies among school-aged youth.
In a notable achievement, Mahaveer Yati has also set a national record by becoming the youngest scholar in India to earn a Ph.D. in Nursing, reinforcing his dedication and academic excellence at a young age.
His accomplishment is expected to inspire other young professionals in the healthcare and education sectors to pursue advanced research in social health issues.
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