About Rohit
Rohit is a common Indian name. On this site it also works as a compact description of the work, in three readings that match its three parts.
Quick answer
Three readings are used. Restoration of Health in Totality describes the clinical work, Rise of Hope in Technology describes the technology work, and Rhythm of Health and Information Technology describes the place where the two meet. They are a way of organising ideas rather than a claim about destiny.
01 / TECHNOLOGY
The engineering side: software, AI, digital systems and ventures. Technology at its best gives people a practical way through a problem they could not solve before.
02 / HEALTHCARE
The medical side: homoeopathy, individualisation and patient understanding. Health is looked at across the whole person, never only the complaint on the prescription.
03 / CONVERGENCE
Where the two meet: clinical knowledge systems, healthcare workflows and AI that supports professionals while judgement stays human.
RohitRohit is the same name repeated, and the repetition is deliberate. There is one person here, with two sides that are equally real: the technologist and the clinician. A coin makes the same point. It has two faces, it is still one coin, and you cannot spend one side without the other.
The first two readings describe the two fields separately. The third, Rhythm of Health and Information Technology, describes where they meet, which is where much of the most useful work now sits. The acronyms are meant to be read with a light touch.
The first reading has since become the working title of a book, ROHIT: Restoration of Health in Totality, written for homoeopathic physicians and students. The books section lists what is published and what is still being written.
The line at the top of this website says the same thing in plainer words. Two fields, one working life, and a single purpose underneath both: understanding a situation well enough to help, whether that situation is a business process or a person.
The supporting line, one coin and two sides, is a reminder that the two are not alternating careers. They run at the same time and correct each other, which is the subject of the convergence pages.
Insights
Rohit on returning to school biology, qualifying NEET and studying BHMS after a career in engineering and business, and what learning across disciplines teaches.
What individualisation means in homoeopathy, how case taking looks at the whole person, and the responsibilities and limits that come with it.
What technology leadership looks like in small organisations: making architecture decisions, growing people, managing risk and staying close to customers.
Questions
No. It is a way of describing the work on this site, and it is used with a light touch. The name itself is simply Rohit.
Because the name repeated stands for one person with two sides, the technologist and the clinician, which is what the site is about.
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