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Shobhana Nagraj is an Assistant Professor in Primary & Community Care at the University of Cambridge's Department of Public Health and Primary Care. She leads the Global Primary & Community Care group and focuses on implementation science, utilizing theory to design and evaluate complex interventions, including digital health. Her local work aims to improve healthcare delivery for under-represented populations in Luton and Bedfordshire, in collaboration with local health boards. Shobhana's research is rooted in global health principles, aiming to address local health challenges through community involvement. She completed her intercalated BSc (Hons) in Medical Anthropology from University College London, followed by basic surgical training in Oxford. Her interests in social determinants and health systems led her to retrain as an academic clinical fellow in primary care at Cambridge, concluding her MPhil in health systems research. She has extensive experience working with Community Health Care Workers in low-resource settings worldwide. Shobhana has published research on maternal and child health and is actively involved in teaching various modules related to health systems and global health at the University of Cambridge, as well as contributing to editorial work for journals in digital health and AI.
University of Cambridge • Cambridge, England
Leads Global Primary & Community Care group; focuses on implementation science and healthcare delivery improvements.
Nuffield Department of Women's & Reproductive Health, University of Oxford • Oxford, England
Involved in global health research and complex intervention evaluation.
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