Janeth Tenorio-Mucha

Janeth Tenorio-Mucha is a doctoral researcher at the University of Geneva, supported by a Confederation scholarship. Her work focuses on public health, particularly the interplay between social determinants, non-communicable diseases, and healthcare access for undocumented migrants, utilizing mixed-methods approaches.

• Key research areas: Public health policy, chronic disease management, implementation science, and health equity in low- and middle-income countries.
• Recent publications: Explored point-of-care diagnostics, diabetes care during the pandemic, and insulin affordability in Peru, appearing in BMC Health Services Research, BMJ Public Health, and Diabetic Medicine.
• Collaborations: Span international institutions in Kyrgyzstan, Mali, Tanzania, and Peru, emphasizing health systems research and resource allocation.

Scientific contributions: Her work addresses health policy analysis, healthcare technology implementation, and vaccine hesitancy, with a focus on bridging data-driven insights with real-world applications.

Awards: Recipient of the Confederation Scholarship for her academic excellence.