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Associate Professor Zerina Tomkins specializes in Clinical Informatics research aimed at protecting the health of pregnant women, new mothers, newborns, and children in the context of climate change. She leads projects that leverage data and digital innovation to develop community-based approaches for building climate-resilient healthcare systems in the Asia-Pacific region. Her work with the Maternal and Child Health Climate Adaptation and Resilience (MCH-CARE) Network focuses on creating scalable, gender-responsive solutions to ensure maternal and child health amid changing climates and severe weather events. Tomkins employs systems thinking, digital health innovation, and policy translation to address critical questions related to community empowerment and healthcare delivery disruptions caused by climate change. She actively seeks partnerships with universities, governments, NGOs, and industry collaborators to advance sustainable health systems and contribute to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Monash University • Melbourne, Australia
Conducts research and teaches in clinical informatics, focusing on maternal and child health impacts from climate change.
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