Research Interests

Research questions that connect clinical context, surveillance systems, epidemiology, and public health impact.

Epidemiology and Surveillance Quality

• Timeliness, completeness, validity, and usability of surveillance data.
• Methods for comparing, linking, and validating data across clinical, public health, and research sources.
• Clear communication of assumptions, limitations, and practical meaning for decision-makers.

Infectious Disease and Preparedness

• Public health questions related to outbreaks, emerging infections, preparedness, and response.
• Data quality and communication practices that support timely situational awareness.
• Evaluation of training, communication, and response-support materials.

Chronic Disease, Cancer, and Population Health

• Trends in disease burden, diagnosis, access, outcomes, and follow-through.
• Stratified reporting that helps stakeholders see patterns without overclaiming certainty.
• Geospatial and survival trends where data quality and interpretation are central.

Clinical and Translational Research

• Collaborative research that connects clinical evidence, biology, outcomes, and public health relevance.
• Communication of specialized research findings for clinical, research, and public health audiences.
• Publication and presentation work that supports a broader public health leadership profile.

Methods and Implementation

• Reproducible workflows for public health and translational analytics.
• Dashboard and reporting systems that make evidence usable for decisions.
• Training and documentation that help teams sustain analytic quality over time.

Near-Term Research Direction

I am especially interested in collaborations that combine infectious disease, chronic disease, cancer, surveillance quality, epidemiologic methods, equity-aware reporting, and practical translation for public health or academic audiences.