Welcome to my website! I’m a Clinical Researcher in the field of Clinical Informatics or "Digital Health". I work with the Health Systems Collaborative at the University of Oxford and teach Digital Health to post-graduate students at the University of Otago in New Zealand.
My research is about improving the usability and safety of digital health technologies such as "Clinical Decision Support" systems and developing software for improving healthcare education, particularly in low-resource settings.
Projects
Evidence-based Digital Health
The Evidence-based Digital Health project conducts modelling experiments and meta-research in the field of digital health. We aim to develop techniques to ensure digital health technologies are safe and effective.
VITAL
I'm a co-investigator on a international consortium developing AI technologies for helping diagnose and treat tropical diseases such as Dengue, Tetanus and Sepsis.
LIFE
Life-saving Instruction for Emergencies (LIFE) uses mobile technology for training healthcare workers and providing clinical decision support using ML (LIFE:DS).
AFRHiCARE
The AFRHiCARE (Africa's First Referral Hospitals: innovation and Care) partnership aims to provide thought leadership on first referral hospitals (FRH) by generating new knowledge and promoting innovation on their roles and functions, their health workforce development, technology integration and climate adaptation, with a particular focus on sub-Saharan Africa.
Publications
Journal Articles
Peer reviewed publications: Google Scholar. Some of my recent papers include:
Textbook of Digital Health
Teaching
University of Oxford
I teach on the following courses at the University of Oxford:
University of Otago
I'm the director of the fully-online postgraduate Digital Health programme at the University of Otago: