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Dinesh Bhandari is a public health professional with 12 years of experience as both a researcher and practitioner. He has worked in private and public sectors, including the Ministry of Health, and has focused the majority of his career on academia. Bhandari has authored 72 peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, and numerous policy briefs and government reports. His multidisciplinary research consultancy work focuses on environmental health and infectious disease epidemiology and surveillance, along with policy development and analysis, organizational strategy, and advocacy. He has particular expertise in global environmental health and infectious diseases, examining health risks associated with climate change and identifying environmental determinants of climate-sensitive diseases. Bhandari's work on climate change and infectious diseases in low- and middle-income countries has contributed to the 6th Assessment Report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Additionally, his research on climate change and childhood diarrhoea has informed the World Health Organization's adaptation strategies for climate-sensitive diarrheal diseases. He employs statistical, qualitative, and molecular research techniques to understand the environmental, biological, and social determinants of human health and develop appropriate interventions.
Monash University • Australia
Research activities focused on environmental health and infectious disease epidemiology.
University of Adelaide • Australia
Engaged in research collaboration and external projects.
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