Speakers

Diana Maddah is an Assistant Professor of Public Health at Qatar University, with a strong focus on advancing population health through research, education, and evidence-based policy. Her work sits at the intersection of epidemiology, health systems, and community health, with particular interest in improving health outcomes across diverse populations in the Middle East.

Dr Maddah brings both academic and applied expertise to her role, contributing to the development of future public health leaders while actively engaging in research that addresses pressing regional and global health challenges. Her work explores areas such as chronic disease prevention, health promotion, and the social determinants of health, supporting more equitable and effective healthcare systems.

Alongside her academic responsibilities, she collaborates with multidisciplinary teams and stakeholders to translate research into practice, ensuring that public health strategies are grounded in real-world impact. Her contributions reflect a commitment to strengthening healthcare systems through education, innovation, and data-driven insights.