Dr Ana Luisa Neves
Clinical Associate Professor in Digital Health
Position: Clinical Associate Professor, Director of Global Digital Health Unit (GDHU)
Specialization: Digital Health, Global Health Innovation, Healthcare Delivery
Affiliation: School of Public Health, Imperial College London
Biography
Dr Ana Luisa Neves is a Clinical Associate Professor in Digital Health and Director of the Global Digital Health Unit (GDHU), a research hub for innovation and entrepreneurship in health care. In line with the aims of the School of Public Health, the mission of the Global Digital Health Unit is to develop innovative, evidence-based solutions for delivering healthcare and health promotion, and for supporting public health research.
We are a multidisciplinary team, collaborating on a number of local, national and international activities.
Research Focus
Dr Ana Luisa Neves leads a team of doctoral and postdoctoral researchers, conducting research in digital health, with a focus on the use of digital technologies to deliver safer, more effective, and patient-centred care. She has more than 15 years of research experience, and >80 papers published in peer-reviewed journals (>4,800 citations, h-index=31), using both qualitative and quantitative methodologies.
Leadership Roles
- Director, Global Digital Health Unit (GDHU)
- Clinical Associate Professor, School of Public Health, Imperial College London
- Lead researcher of multidisciplinary team
Research Impact
Under Dr. Neves' leadership, the Global Digital Health Unit (GDHU) has become a leading center for digital health innovation in healthcare delivery and health promotion. The unit's multidisciplinary approach combines expertise from diverse fields to develop evidence-based digital health solutions that can transform healthcare delivery systems.
Research Methodology
Professor Neves employs both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies in her work, allowing for comprehensive analysis of digital health interventions and their impact on healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.
Her extensive publication record and high citation count demonstrate her significant influence in the field of digital health research, with an h-index of 31 indicating substantial impact in the academic community.
Academic Achievements
- More than 80 papers published in peer-reviewed journals >4,800 citations, h-index=31 >15 years of research experience Leadership in multidisciplinary research International recognition in digital health research
International Activities
The Global Digital Health Unit collaborates on numerous local, national and international activities, contributing to global digital health innovation and knowledge exchange. These partnerships enhance the unit's ability to address diverse healthcare challenges and share best practices across different healthcare systems.