Diagnostic pathways, primary care, deep vein thrombosis, AI/machine learning, ultrasound, AI policy and governance, and international interdisciplinary research.

I am a PhD student in Population Health Sciences at the University of Bristol, currently focused on investigating the use of AI technology for diagnosing deep vein thrombosis (DVT) to improve diagnostic access in primary care. I am temporarily suspended from my studies to work on two exciting projects. 

First, I completed an internship at the UK House of Lords, where I gained insight into policy-making for AI technology and the key stakeholders involved. Currently, I am part of an international project funded by the Alan Turing Institute, based at the Human Technopole Government Research Centre in Milan, Italy. This project examines how AI policies impact healthcare adoption across different nations, exploring how fragmented regulations could potentially widen existing disparities in healthcare access between high-income and low-income countries.