Naeema Hassan is a PhD candidate in Global Health at York University, focusing on ethical AI frameworks for disease surveillance in low-resource settings. As a consultant specializing in digital health and AI ethics, she brings extensive experience in strategic planning, governance, and digital transformation for healthcare organizations. Naeema’s work is dedicated to advancing equitable and responsible AI implementation in global health.
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