Jaipur: Dr. Abhijeet P. Sinha’s work in digital health and population health informatics has received national intellectual-property recognition with the grant of the Dr Abhijeet P Sinha Diabetes Management System Patent by the Government of India.
The patent, No. 598128, titled “Diabetes Management System,” was granted on 6 August 2026. DIT University records the patent application under number 202311002366, with Dr. Sinha named among the inventors. (DIT University)
The Dr Abhijeet P Sinha Diabetes Management System Patent has its origins in his doctoral research at DIT University, where he completed his PhD in Population Health Informatics. His thesis focused on the development and utility of mHealth and nutrition informatics interventions for the self-care management of Type 2 diabetes at home.
The research led to the development and evaluation of Swayam Diabetes, a mobile health platform focused on supporting diabetes self-care. Published research associated with the project examined user-centred design, usability and utility of the application for people managing Type 2 diabetes in home settings. (IScientific)
The Dr Abhijeet P Sinha Diabetes Management System Patent consequently reflects the progression of an academic research programme from a healthcare problem to digital intervention development, evaluation, publication and intellectual property.
Dr. Sinha’s professional career provides a distinctive multidisciplinary foundation for this work. He has more than 22 years of experience across India, South Africa and the UK, working across government, international development, healthcare, corporate and academic environments. His career includes roles with CARE India, HIV South Africa/VSO, NHS UK, Hindustan Unilever Limited, KPMG, PATH, EY/DHR-MoHFW and Amity University. His professional profile also records experience and association with IDF-UNICEF. (IIHMR University)
His experience has included technical assistance to government, health-system strengthening, public-health programme management, corporate health and hygiene initiatives, CSR and ESG, capacity building, healthcare quality, health policy and evidence-informed decision-making.
His work at HUL involved large-scale health and hygiene programming, while his roles with CARE India and PATH included technical assistance, government partnership and management of multidisciplinary programme portfolios. His South African experience included HIV programme management and capacity building, while his NHS UK experience provided exposure to healthcare administration and health-service operations. (Dr. Abhijeet P Sinha Website)
Alongside his professional career, Dr. Sinha has developed an expanding research portfolio. His current IIHMR profile records more than 50 publications, including contributions to The Lancet and the Global Burden of Disease Study. (IIHMR University)
His research interests encompass digital health, AI-enabled healthcare, population health informatics, chronic disease management, health systems, healthcare quality, telemedicine and Health Technology Assessment.
His current LinkedIn profile reports 155 citations, an h-index of 10 and an i10-index of 12. (LinkedIn) His academic work includes peer-reviewed research and international collaborations, with publications represented in scholarly indexing and research databases.
The Dr Abhijeet P Sinha Diabetes Management System Patent is therefore part of a broader academic portfolio rather than an isolated achievement.
Following his tenure at Amity University Noida, Dr. Sinha has recently joined IIHMR University, Jaipur, as Associate Professor. His current academic responsibilities include teaching, research, academic development and contribution to professional and management development initiatives. IIHMR University describes his expertise across public health, hospital management, health systems and policy, HTA, AI, digital health and healthcare informatics. (IIHMR University)
His new role also provides an opportunity to expand his academic research and project portfolio in areas such as digital transformation, AI in healthcare, healthcare management, HTA and evidence-informed health policy.
The distinction between his patent and current appointment remains important: the diabetes-management patent originated from his DIT University PhD research, while IIHMR University represents his current academic chapter.
The Dr Abhijeet P Sinha Diabetes Management System Patent is ultimately a reflection of the potential for academic research to progress into practical healthcare innovation. It brings together population health, mHealth, nutrition informatics, human-centred design and chronic-disease self-care.
As Dr. Sinha continues his academic career at IIHMR University Jaipur, the patent adds to a portfolio that combines professional healthcare experience, multidisciplinary research, academic leadership and digital-health innovation.
