Research

Research at GlobalHealth AI

Advancing Global Health Equity Through AI Innovation

At GlobalHealth AI, our research lies at the intersection of artificial intelligence, public health, and equitable healthcare delivery. We work with leading academic institutions, public health organizations, and local partners to develop, test, and scale solutions that matter.

Featured Projects

TriageNet Pilot Studies

We are conducting real-world evaluations of the TriageNet platform in Sub-Saharan Africa to assess AI performance, patient outcomes, and volunteer responsiveness.

CareLink Network Utilization Study

This ongoing study explores patterns in virtual care delivery across the CareLink Network, including response times, triage escalations, and follow-up efficiency.

Bias & Explainability Frameworks

A collaborative research initiative to design explainable AI models that minimize algorithmic bias in global health diagnostics.

Our Research Priorities

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AI for Early Detection

Leveraging predictive analytics and machine learning to identify health risks before they become emergencies.

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Health Systems Strengthening

Using AI to optimize triage, referral, and resource allocation in underserved settings.

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Ethical & Responsible AI

Studying how AI can be adapted to ensure cultural alignment, fairness, and transparency across diverse populations.

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Maternal & Child Health Innovation

Developing tools to improve pregnancy monitoring, neonatal care, and community-based interventions.

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Environmental & Social Determinants

Exploring the role of climate, housing, education, and income in shaping AI-informed health outcomes.

Our Research Team aims to advance impactful, data-driven solutions that address the most pressing health challenges in underserved communities. We aim to bridge the gap between cutting-edge artificial intelligence and real-world public

Join Our Research Community

We invite researchers, students, and institutions to partner with us on collaborative studies, data-sharing initiatives, or cross-border pilots.

Together, we can define what is possible in global health.