Justine Davies

Justine Davies is a Professor of Global Health Research at Applied Health Sciences, with a focus on improving healthcare systems in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). Her work spans emergency medicine, injury care, chronic disease management, and digital health innovations.

• Key Research Themes: Health system governance, equitable access to trauma care, digital decision support platforms, and emergency medical services optimization.
• Active Projects: Rwanda912 (electronic communication for injury care), RURAL_SURG (surgical access in rural Africa), and global COPD management initiatives in South America and Sri Lanka.

Scientific Contributions: Over 175 research outputs and 16 projects, with recent articles in BMJ Global Health and PLOS Global Public Health, addressing topics like emergency transport efficiency, trauma system equity, and hypertension management in rural Africa.