Zeyana Hamid

Dr. Zeyana Hamid is a Lecturer in Health Informatics at Indiana University Indianapolis's Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering. Her interdisciplinary work integrates health informatics, public health, and systems engineering to improve evidence-based practices in community health settings.

Research focuses on:

• Public health information system design
• Interoperability of clinical and socioeconomic data
• Resource coordination for mental health services
• Geospatial analysis for health outcomes

Dr. Hamid has developed statistical software integrating clinical, census, and socioeconomic data to analyze health disparities. She consults with NGOs on mental health informatics ecosystems and has implemented systems for resource sharing in Tanzania. Her approach emphasizes community-centered design and practical applications of informatics in underserved areas.

She holds a Ph.D. in Health Informatics from the University of Missouri-Columbia, along with master's degrees in Health Informatics and Health Administration, and graduate certificates in Public Health and Geographic Information Systems.