Dr Elizabeth Oseku is a Ugandan Medical Doctor who has specialized in Public Health. Her clinical and research experience has enabled her gain an understanding of the needs of the patient in resource limited settings. She also has seven years’ experience in research and project management in the field of digital health innovation, ranging from mHealth to Artificial Intelligence. She has coordinated ground-breaking projects using mHealth and Interactive Voice Response to support HIV, Tuberculosis and COVID-19 patients remotely.

She enjoys working to improve the livelihoods of families and communities and is interested in health on a large scale. Her vision is to impact populations by way of health promotion, particularly through digital innovation and upstream intervention in the wider determinants of health. Currently, she works as the Project Coordinator for the Hub of Artificial Intelligence in Maternal Sexual and Reproductive Health (HASH) based at the Infectious Diseases Institute.