Work with me
I've spent 25+ years working at the intersection of public health, technology, and information—leading initiatives at WHO, ECDC, and with organizations worldwide.
I specialize in helping organizations navigate how digital society shapes health systems and public health practice. Whether you're responding to health misinformation, building emergency preparedness capacity, modernizing digital health systems, or trying to make global frameworks work in your local context, I can help.
My approach is straightforward: I work collaboratively with your team to translate evidence into practical tools and processes that actually work in your setting. I don't believe in generic recommendations—I believe in building sustainable systems and genuine capacity that keep working after our engagement ends.
If you're facing a complex challenge at the intersection of health, technology, and information, let's talk about how I can support your work.
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I can help you with:
Developing and delivering effective, science-backed strategies for addressing health misinformation, the infodemic, and other challenges of the digital information ecosystem.
Reimagining how public health systems can better meet the needs of individuals and communities.
Analyzing complex program and policy challenges in health and societal issues, and identifying evidence-based strategies to address them.
Troubleshooting operational bottlenecks and challenges, and providing technical inputs into improved program design and data use/knowledge translation.
Designing innovative and engaging training programs online, offline and in hybrid settings. I specialize in interactive scenario-based and immersive learning simulations.
Harmonization and development of socioeconomic and health monitoring frameworks, implementation research, and development of M&E frameworks. I promote better analysis and use of data for impact.