• Dr. Rashmi Kapoor started 1^st PICU in U.P. in 1995 at Regency Hospital Ltd.,  Kanpur.
• Dr. Rashmi Kapoor was the first pediatrician to start Pediatric flexible bronchoscopy in 2007 in the state of Uttar Pradesh. She does flexible bronchoscopy in children ranging from newborn to 18 years.
• Dr. Rashmi Kapoor has been invited to various National conferences on Pediatric Critical Care, as a faculty member.
• She is a :
  • PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) Instructor since 2002. Conducted various PALS courses all over U.P since 2001.
  • Faculty Basic Pediatric Intensive Care since 2001
  • Instructor PFCCS (Pediatric fundamental critical care society) since 2011
  • Dr. Rashmi Kapoor has been conducting Faculty simulation workshops since 2016
  • Dr. Rashmi Kapoor has been a teacher in the Pediatric critical care Council of India, an academic arm of the Intensive care chapter of IAP
• Dr. Rashmi Kapoor was the:
  • Organizing chairperson National conference of Pediatric critical care in Kanpur in 2004
  • Organizing chairperson UPRESPICON 2017 at Kanpur
• Regency hospital runs an Accredited Center for Basic Life Support since 2018 under the leadership of Dr. Rashmi Kapoor
• Dr. Rashmi Kapoor has organized various workshops on;
  • Pediatric ventilation,
  • Pediatric Ultrasonography in Critical care
  • Basic Pediatric Intensive care course
  • PFCCS
  • ALS, and BLS.
  • Pediatric flexible bronchoscopy
• President UP Respiratory chapter 2018-2019
• Running Fellowship in Pediatric critical care under the college of pediatric critical care, an academic arm of the Intensive care chapter of IAP
• Dr. Rashmi Kapoor heads the DNB program in pediatrics

The vision and dream of having all subspecialties in pediatrics under one roof seen by Dr. Rashmi Kapoor have come true as the department of pediatrics at the Regency hospital is the only one in the state and one of the few in the country that has the largest pediatric subspecialties. This includes; Neonatology and Neonatal Intensive Care, General Pediatrics, Pediatric Intensive care, Pediatric Pulmonology, Pediatric Gastroenterology, Pediatric endocrinology, Pediatric Neurology, Pediatric Hematology-Oncology, Pediatric rehabilitation, Pediatric Surgery, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery, Genetics, and department of fetal medicine.

• IAP Respiratory Chapter
• IAP Intensive Care Chapter
• Pediatric Gastroenterology
• Pediatric Hematology & Oncology
• Central IAP
• Kanpur IAP
• ISCCM
• SCCM
• ERS

• 25404

• Case Report “Fibrodysplasia Ossificans progressiva” Dr. Rashmi Kapoor, PM Gadre et al. Indian Pediatrics. Vol 69, August 1998, 786 – 788.
• Review Article, “Vitamin D and Bone Metabolism”. Pediatrics Today, Vol I, No2, Sept- oct 1998, 161 – 166.
• Review Article, “Raised Intracranial Pressure”. Pediatrics Today Vol III, No 5, May 2000, 361 – 368.
• Review Article, “Diabetic Ketoacidosis” Intensivist, Vol V, No 2-3 April – July 2002, 3 – 7.
• Clinical Brief, “Neonatal Boerhaave’s Syndrome with Duodenal Atresia”, Indian Journal of Pediatrics, Vol 69, August 2002, 727 – 728.
• Review Article, “Acute Stridor “Indian Journal of Practical Pediatrics, Vol. 8 No.1, Jan – March 2006, 27 – 34.
• Review Article “Respiratory Failure in PICU”, Pediatrics Today, Vol. X No 6 November – December 2007, 296 – 302.
• Short Communication, “Prevalence of Congenital Heart Disease, Kanpur, India” Indian pediatrics volume 45, number 4, April 2008, 309 – 311.
• Review article “Severe Acute Pancreatitis” chapter 32, Pediatric Intensive Care a Specialty Journal of Indian Academy of Pediatrics. Editors Udani, Ugra, Chugh and Khilnani. Jaypee brothers, first edition 2008
• Review Article,” Cardiotoxins” Indian Journal of Practical pediatrics. Vol ii, No 1, Jan – March 2009, 53 – 63.
• Comparison of Asthma knowledge, management and psychological burden among parents of asthmatic children from rural and urban neighborhoods in India. Rastogi D ¹, Gupta S ², Kapoor R³ .¹Children’s Hospital at Montefiore, Albert Einstein college of Medicine, Bronx, NY, and ²Regency Hospital Kanpur, India. J Asthma 46:911-5
• Review Article “Nephrotic Syndrome” Chapter 3, Recent Advances In Pediatrics – 20 Hot Topics. Editor Suraj Gupte. Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers (P) Ltd. First Edition 2011: P- 44-66
• Congenital Tuberculosis, A case report. Dr. Rashmi Kapoor, et al. Pediatric Allergy, Immunology and Pulmonology. 2011; 24(4): 225).
• Review article “End of Life Issues” in Pediatric Intensive Care a Specialty Journal of Indian Academy of Pediatrics 2012

How useful are chest radiographs in the diagnosis of tachypneic children in India?

Seear, Michael; Children’s Hospital, Respirology, Intensive Care Gowraiah, Vishwanath; BC’s Children’s Hospital, Respirology Kapoor, Dr. Rashmi Kapoor; Regency Hospital, Paediatrics Awasthi, Shally; King George Medical University, Paediatrics Awasthi, Aradhana; Regency Hospital, Paediatrics Verma, Anilkumar; King George Medical University, Paediatrics Al-Shabibi, Saud; BC’s Children’s Hospital, Radiology Gowdy, Claire; BC’s Children’s Hospital, Radiology. Original Article 23-Dec-2014 European Respiratory Journal

• Predictive Accuracy of Chest radiographs in Diagnosing Tachypneic Children. Original Article. Michael Sear¹.Shally Awasthi².Vishwanath Gowraiah¹.Dr. Rashmi Kapoor³.et al. Indian J Pediatrics DOI 10.1007/s 12098-016-2057-7

• Won the 2^nd prize in a poster presentation at NCPCC new Delhi in 2005

“The profile of Poisoning cases at Regency hospital Kanpur”

Dr. Rashmi Kapoor, Vineeta Tiwari

Department of pediatric critical care Regency Hospital Ltd. Kanpur, UP

• Poster presentation at the Annual conference of American Thoracic Society held In Toronto in May 2008.

“Parental perceptions of Asthma Severity and Control among Parents of Asthmatic  Children in India”

Rastogi D¹, Gupta S², Kapoor R², ¹Children’s Hospital at Montefiore, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Bronx NY and ²Regency Hospital, Kanpur, India

• Poster Presentation at the ERS conference in Barcelona in 2013

“Diagnosing pediatric pneumonia under low-resource conditions: the predictive value and reporting reproducibility of Chest X-rays”
V. Gowraiah, S. Shabibi, C. Gowdy, A. Awasthi, R. Kapoor, A. Verma, S. Awasthi, M. Seear (Vancouver, Canada; Kanpur, Lucknow, India) ERS BARCELONA 2013:

• Poster presentation at the 17^th NCPCC held at Jaipur in 2015

“Alarming rates of cerebral edema at the presentation in children with diabetic ketoacidosis(DKA)- A case to ponder.”

Dr. Rashmi Kapoor, Anurag Bajpai, Divya Agarwal, Abhishek Singh. Department of pediatric critical care, Regency Hospital, Kanpur.

• Posters presentation at 28^th Respicon 2017 held at Bangalore

1. “Congenital Malformations causing acute stridor in newborn and children.” Rashmi Kapoor, Tarun Chandra, Arvind Kumar. Department of ped pulmonology and critical care, Regency Hospital, Kanpur, UP
2. “Respiratory Distress in Neonates- Tale of two neonates”

Dr. Rashmi Kapoor Arvind Kumar Singh R Gupta *, Tarun Chandra -Department of Neonatology, Pediatric pulmonology & critical care & Pediatric surgery* Regency Hospital, Kanpur UP

• Poster presentation at International pediatric critical care conference of India at Hyderabad in 2018.

“Clinical Profile of Pediatric Head Injury – A Single Centre Experience

Hemang Mendpara, Tarun Chandra, Dr. Rashmi Kapoor, Department of Paediatric        Critical care, Regency Hospital Ltd., Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, India

• Dr. Rashmi Kapoor is Head, department of pediatrics, which has different subspecialties in pediatrics like; Pediatric pulmonology and Pediatric Critical care with 7 bedded PICU (accredited for fellowship in pediatric critical care), 8+2 bedded NICU, Neonatology, General Pediatrics, Pediatric Gastroenterology, Pediatric endocrinology, Pediatric Neurology, Pediatric hematology-oncology, Pediatric rehabilitation, Pediatric surgery, pediatric orthopedic surgery, Genetics and department of fetal medicine, at Regency Hospital Sarvodaya Nagar, part of Regency health care group.regencyhealthcare.in

Dr. Rashmi Kapoor is heading the DNB course in Pediatrics and fellowships in Pediatric Intensive care.

• Dr. Rashmi Kapoor established a school and a rehabilitation center for specially-abled children through her NGO “Amrita”. The school started in the year 2009 with two children. It is affiliated with the National trust. There are now around 80 children in the school. The rehabilitation center has professionally qualified occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech therapists, special educators, music teachers, and The vocational center at the school” Samarth” trains mentally challenged adolescents and adults on computers and enables them for data entry. She has been instrumental in employing children from “Samarth”  at Regency hospital for data entry. Visit Amrita at www.amritassc.org.