About the author: Dr. (Prof.) Meenu Paul is an accomplished professional in the field of nursing, holding a BSc in Nursing and an MSc in Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing from RGUHS, Bangalore. Her academic journey reached its pinnacle with a Ph.D. in Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing from Malwanchal University, Indore. With over 15 years of rich and diverse experience, Dr.  Meenu Paul has emerged as a leading expert in the realm of women’s health. Currently serving as a dedicated faculty member at Anushree College of Nursing in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, she brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to her role.

Dr. Meenu Paul’s extensive academic background, coupled with her years of hands-on experience, positions her as a thought leader in the nursing community. Her commitment to advancing the field is evident through her research and academic pursuits. Driven by a passion for improving maternal and newborn healthcare, she actively contributes to the discourse on Respectful Maternity Care (RMC) as a universal human right. As the author of numerous scholarly articles and research papers, Dr. Meenu Paul plays a pivotal role in shaping conversations around compassionate and respectful maternity care. Her work reflects a dedication to the principles of dignity, autonomy, and equality in maternal healthcare. With a profound understanding of the complexities within the healthcare system, Dr. Meenu Paul’s insights inspire both students and colleagues alike, fostering a culture of empathy and excellence in nursing education.

In her current role at Anushree College of Nursing, Dr. Meenu Paul continues to impact the next generation of healthcare professionals. Her commitment to instilling the importance of RMC as a fundamental right echoes in her teachings, contributing to the development of compassionate and patient-centered care practitioners. Dr. (Prof.) Meenu Paul stands as a beacon of expertise, advocating for respectful maternity care and making enduring contributions to the advancement of women’s health in India.