I am an Associate Professor of Clinical Informatics whose research focuses on protecting the health of pregnant women, new mothers, newborns and children in a changing climate. I lead projects that apply data, digital innovation and community-based approaches to build climate-resilient healthcare systems across the Asia-Pacific.

Through the Maternal and Child Health Climate Adaptation and Resilience (MCH-CARE) Network, which I founded, I collaborate with community members, researchers, health professionals, and policy partners to design scalable, gender-responsive solutions that safeguard maternal and child health and wellbeing in a changing climate, including severe weather events.

My work combines systems thinking, digital health innovation, and policy translation to address questions such as:

• How can we empower communities to protect maternal and child health from the impacts of changning climate? 

• How can health data and informatics be used to anticipate and prevent maternal and child health service disruptions?

• How can frontline services and families be better supported through preparedness training, digital tools, and community networks?

• How can we embed equity and climate adaptation and resilience into health governance frameworks?

I welcome partnerships with universities, governments, NGOs, and industry collaborators interested in maternal-child health, climate-resilient health systems, and sustainable (green) digital transformation.