Investigating the intersection of Cutting-edge Technologies in Healthcare and Intersectionality Theory. Building frameworks for clinical transparency and systemic accountability.
I am a PhD Researcher at Royal Holloway, University of London, dedicated to analyzing the impact of emerging technologies on healthcare systems through a critical lens.
My research integrates Intersectionality Theory (Crenshaw, 1991) with Machine Learning to identify how socio-technical systems interact with complex human identities. I focus on developing audit frameworks that ensure healthcare AI serves all populations equitably.
Applying intersectionality theory to audit healthcare algorithms for multi-dimensional biases.
Developing frameworks for ML interpretability that prioritize patient trust and clinical safety.
Evaluating the societal impact of decentralized health data and automated diagnosis tools.
Exploring why single-axis auditing fails in complex medical environments.
Designing human-centered automated clinics for marginalized communities.