I am a health economist working in the Department of Global Health and Development and joined the School in 2015. I was recently awarded a three-year Wellcome Trust post-doctoral Research Fellowship. My fellowship focuses on patients' healthcare seeking behaviour in Kenya. 

You can access my personal website here.

You can download my CV here.

I currently work on:

• The PEMBA project (Performance-based financing mechanisms for health system strengthening in Africa), funded by the MRC, ESRC, DfID and the Wellcome Trust, which examines the health system effects of pay for performance in Zimbabwe and Mozambique.
• The EQUI-PMAQ project, funded by the MRC-CONFAP, which examines the effect of Brazil’s national pay for performance scheme (PMAQ) on inequalities in the financing and delivery of primary care.
• A project that examines the determinants of the quality of healthcare and health worker performance in Senegal, funded by the Health Systems Research Initiative (ESRC, MRC, Wellcome trust)

I am  a member of the Centre for Health Economics in London (CHIL) and I am active in the “Preferences and behaviour” as well as the “Evaluation of complex policy interventions” theme groups.

I won the 2018 “Three Minute Thesis” competition at LSHTM. My talk is available here: https://vimeo.com/275033858