Digital Health · Health Systems
Digital Health Research for Stronger, Smarter Health Systems.
I design, implement and evaluate digital health solutions in LMIC settings—connecting health systems, clinical care and public health through better data, interoperable systems and responsible digital innovation.
Digital Health Solutions & Transformation
Health Information Systems & Interoperability
Patient-Generated & Remote Health Data
Implementation Science & Health Systems
Research · Evaluation · Implementation
From Digital Innovation to Evidence and Routine Use.
My research examines how digital technologies can generate useful evidence, support better decisions and become sustainable components of real health systems.
Patient-Generated Health Data
Patient-reported and remotely generated data for research, monitoring and care.
Personalised Digital Health
Adaptive and individualised approaches to digital care.
Digital N-of-1 Trials
Individual-level evidence generation and personalised interventions.
AI-Enabled Decision Support
Responsible AI supporting clinical and public-health decisions.
Remote Monitoring
Connected monitoring approaches supporting longitudinal care and research.
Implementation & Scale-Up
Adoption, integration, sustainability and real-world implementation.
Application Areas
Digital Health Across Disease Areas and Care Settings.
My digital health work is disease-agnostic. Methods, systems and technologies can be adapted across clinical, community and public-health priorities.
Sexual & Reproductive Health
Public-Health Surveillance
Chronic Disease Management
Training · Systems · Research
Digital Health Grounded in Health Systems and Informatics.
My academic background combines digital health, health informatics and management information systems—supporting work at the intersection of technology, research and health-system implementation.
Academic Background
MBA Management Information Systems
Research Approach
My work connects research with implementation, examining which digital health approaches improve care and what is required to integrate them into routine clinical and public-health systems.
