Priyanki Shah is a public health professional with more than 15 years of experience. She has worked across health systems strengthening, disease surveillance and evidence-to-policy in India. Her work sits at the intersection of public health programs, data and institutional systems. Her expertise lies in connecting fragmented health information and translating it into actionable public-health intelligence. She has led large-scale surveillance programs in partnership with government, academia and civil society. She has contributed to Pune’s wastewater surveillance program and to building a Dengue Early Warning System for different states in India. Her forte lies in designing, managing and running large-scale health programs.
Priyanki’s current work explores how disease data and surveillance systems in India can be better mapped and connected. She is passionate about making disease data more useful for researchers, policymakers, and public health practitioners, with potential applications across health systems.
She holds an Executive MBA in Healthcare Management from IIM Bangalore, M.Sc. in Molecular Medicine from the University of Sheffield and an M.Sc. Microbiology from Bangalore University.
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