Eman Alenezi

Eman Alenezi is a Research Fellow and Doctor of Philosophy student at the UWA Medical School's Department of Paediatrics, The University of Western Australia. Her work focuses on pediatric ear health, telemedicine applications, and healthcare access innovations, particularly in underserved populations. She contributes to the UN Sustainable Development Goals related to health equity and quality education.

Her research expertise includes otitis media management, telehealth service design, cohort studies, and hearing impairment assessment in children. She has pioneered projects like the Ear Portal telehealth service to improve specialist ear care access for children.

Eman's publications emphasize telemedicine cost-effectiveness, cross-sectional diagnostic tools, and urban health equity. Her work bridges clinical practice with technological innovation in pediatric healthcare.

She has collaborated on 14 peer-reviewed articles, including studies on telehealth cost-minimization, Aboriginal infant hearing outcomes, and cross-country healthcare comparisons. Her research has been cited 16 times in Scopus and featured in 2 news mentions.