Transforming Healthcare Through Digital Health and Informatics.

I am a physician–researcher with more than eight years of interdisciplinary experience spanning clinical medicine, field epidemiology, clinical research, disease surveillance, and public health programme implementation. Throughout my career, I have worked across frontline healthcare, large-scale randomized controlled trials, national disease surveillance systems, and government-led health programmes, contributing to evidence generation, health systems strengthening, and the implementation of digital health initiatives. These experiences have provided me with a practical understanding of how clinical care, public health, and health information systems intersect in real-world settings.

My work is driven by a simple observation: health systems generate vast amounts of valuable data, yet much of it remains underused for improving patient care, informing policy, and strengthening health systems. I am interested in bridging this gap by integrating clinical expertise with epidemiological methods, health informatics, and data science to transform routinely collected health data into actionable evidence that supports better clinical decisions, population health, and policy development.