Usman Iqbal

Associate Professor Usman Iqbal is a faculty member at the School of Public Health and Community Medicine, University of New South Wales, specializing in health informatics and artificial intelligence applications in healthcare. His work bridges clinical decision support, quality improvement, and patient safety with a focus on machine learning and digital health solutions.

• Research Themes: AI ethics in healthcare, predictive modeling for chronic diseases, human-AI collaboration in clinical settings
• Key Collaborations: Partnerships with BMJ Health, Lancet, and PLoS journals; multidisciplinary teams in medicine and computer science

Recent Articles highlight large language models in dermatology, machine learning for surgical error detection, and AI-driven health equity. His work on medical device regulation (ISO 13485) and health service access for migrant workers demonstrates a commitment to systemic safety and social determinants of health.

Leadership includes contributions to Global Burden of Disease studies and UNSW's clean energy healthcare intersections. He actively guides policy through healthcare accreditation appraisals and telehealth innovation.