Dr.Bhushan Mhaiskar
Also known as: Dr.Bhushan Mhaiskar, Scientist, Researcher, Clinician, Dr.Bhushan Mhaiskar MD, Ph.D. Consulting Physician
Mahtma Gandhi Ayurved college Hospital and research centre,, Mahtma Gandhi Ayurved college Hospital and research centre, : Wardha, Maharashtra, India, Yashwant Ayurvedic Mahavidyalaya
0000-0002-1404-7438
About
Dr. Bhushan Mhaiskar is an Ayurveda academician, researcher, clinician, and innovator with specialized interest in Samhita Siddhanta, Ayurvedic fundamentals, clinical research methodology, interdisciplinary innovation, and intellectual property development. He is actively engaged in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, academic planning, curriculum delivery, student welfare activities, research guidance, and development of Ayurveda-based clinical assessment tools.
His academic work is rooted in the classical principles of Ayurveda, especially Charaka Samhita, Rasavimana, Dosha theory, Rasa–Guna–Virya–Vipaka concepts, Kapha Vriddhi–Kshaya analysis, Tridosha-based clinical reasoning, Bheshaja Kala, Rogamarga, Indriyasthana, and applied Samhita interpretation. He has a strong interest in translating classical Ayurvedic knowledge into structured, clinically useful, research-friendly formats suitable for teaching, assessment, documentation, and evidence generation.
Dr. Mhaiskar’s research interests include Ayurvedic clinical research, questionnaire development, psychometric scale formation, validation of assessment tools, postgraduate research methodology, Ayurveda-based disease assessment, integrative clinical models, and multi-arm comparative clinical trials. His doctoral research focuses on the applied interpretation of Charaka Samhita Vimanasthana, with emphasis on Rasa, Dosha, Kapha-related clinical manifestations, and the therapeutic relevance of Katu, Tikta, and Kashaya rasa dominant interventions. He has worked on structured research designs involving clinical assessment, follow-up planning, statistical analysis, inter-rater reliability, content validation, construct validation, and ethical research documentation.
He has contributed to the development of several Ayurveda-oriented academic and clinical tools, including Post-COVID Complications Ayurvedic Assessment Scale, Viruddhahara Incompatible Diet Assessment Scale, Chronomed Bheshaja Kala Medicine Planner, clinical competency assessment formats, Prakriti-based assessment concepts, and structured student learning modules. These tools aim to support clinical screening, documentation, teaching, research data collection, counseling, and standardization of Ayurveda practice.
Dr. Mhaiskar is also involved in academic administration and institutional planning, including preparation of annual teaching plans, competency-based learning schedules, departmental activity calendars, student welfare programs, assessment formats, research documentation, and official academic communications. He has worked on organizing educational activities aligned with student development, cultural learning, Sanskrit promotion, yoga, clinical induction, research awareness, and national health-related observances.
His scholarly interests extend to Ayurveda research writing, scientific manuscript preparation, sample size calculation, statistical planning, research gap analysis, case report writing, observational and interventional study design, systematic review methods, CONSORT, STROBE, CARE guidelines, CTRI registration, ethics committee documentation, and intellectual property rights. He is particularly interested in creating practical bridges between classical Ayurveda and contemporary research standards.
In addition to academics and research, Dr. Mhaiskar is involved in innovation and biomedical device conceptualization in Ayurveda. His work includes conceptual development of Ayurveda therapy devices such as Hrudaya Basti Yantra and Netra Dhara Portable Automated Yantra, with focus on improving procedural standardization, patient comfort, portability, and clinical usability. He is interested in patent filing, invention disclosure, copyright development, educational content creation, and institutional innovation promotion.
Dr. Mhaiskar also explores interdisciplinary learning through technology, electronics, and educational innovation. He has worked on conceptual designs involving ESP32-based educational devices, sensor-based health and environmental monitoring projects, wearable assistants, solar monitoring systems, and interactive teaching aids. His broader vision is to connect Ayurveda, research, technology, and innovation in a way that benefits students, clinicians, researchers, and society.
He is committed to strengthening Ayurveda education through classical textual understanding, scientific documentation, student-centered learning, research literacy, and innovation-oriented thinking. His professional goal is to contribute to evidence-informed Ayurveda, clinically meaningful research tools, academic excellence, and sustainable development of traditional knowledge systems through modern research methodology and responsible innovation.
Employment
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Mahtma Gandhi Ayurved college Hospital and research centre, Associate Professor2017 - Present
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Mahtma Gandhi Ayurved college Hospital and research centre, : Wardha, Maharashtra, India Team Leader2017 - Present
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Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education & Research Assistant Professor2017 - Present
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Lal Bahadur shashtri Mahila Ayurvedic college and hospital Asistant Profesoor2015 - 2017
Education
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Yashwant Ayurvedic Mahavidyalaya MD (Ayurved Samhita)2011 - 2015
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Shri Gurudeo Ayurved College BAMS2003 - 2008
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (12)
- AN AYURVEDIC APPROACH OF COVID-19 Save
- Janapadadwamsa, aupsargik roga and covid-19 correlation and an approach to epidemics ayurved current scenario Save
- EVALUTION OF EFFICACY OF JATAMANSI TAIL SHIRODHARA IN ANIDRA (PRIMARY INSOMNIA) Save
- Nirvat chikitsa -- An Invasive surgical procedure by Enhancing strotogamitva Save
- Role of kshar amla siddhant in understanding and treating the vyadhi by enhancing kalagamitva Save
- Study of Correlation of Rajastrav (menstrual flow) with Prakriti in Vandhyatwa (Primary Infertility): An Observational Study Save
- RELEVANCE OF INDRIYASTHAN IN THE PROGNOSIS OF DISEASES: A REVIEW Save
- RELEVANCE OF INDRIYASTHAN IN THE PROGNOSIS OF DISEASES: A REVIEW Save
- Management of non-healing infected wound by external application of Hinsradya Taila and Triphala Guggulu Save
- A CLINICAL ASESSMENT OF SAUVARCHALADI CHURNA IN VATAJ KASA Save