Toma Uturashvili

Conducted several research at Imperial College London, in particular: Health policy evaluation; Health economical modeling and evaluation; Primary research on changes in health policy during the pandemic; Policy strategy formulation for behavioral stimulation on tobaco usage. Created advanced decision informing model at University of East London for obesity prevention through behavioral changes. Furthermore, at the university conducted secondary research on the quality of available spatial models and data ecology for primary healthcare services across the UK. Currently working on a dissertation about the effect of spatial accessibility to primary healthcare services on the mortality rates across the UK. I actively participated in BIB2 articles's review stage. I am devoted to the universal health coverage mission of UN, and generally to ensuring global equity in terms of accessibility to minimum health needs. I am open to opportunities to contribute to the mission.