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Nino Paichadze

Nino Paichadze

Nino Paichadze

Assistant Research Professor

School: Milken Institute School of Public Health

Department: Global Health

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Office Phone: 202-994-1406
950 New Hampshire Avenue, Office: 428S Washington DC 20052

Dr. Paichadze has more than a decade of academic and professional experience encompassing medicine and public health with a particular focus on research and training for better prevention of and response to chronic conditions and injuries. A medical doctor and internist with a subspecialty in endocrinology, her public health research has included monitoring and evaluation, digital health and capacity building in low- and middle-income countries. Through numerous collaborations, she has sought to develop data-driven solutions to urgent public health challenges. Her work has also focused on the use of mobile technologies to support effective gathering, sharing and timely access to data. For the past seven years, she has managed four FIC/NIH-funded training and capacity development programs in Uganda (JHU-MU Chronic TRIAD (D43) and JHU-MU E-TRIAD programs (R25)), Pakistan (JHU-AfPak ICTIRT program (D43)) and Mali (US-Mali RETP (R25)). She has supported master’s- and doctoral-level training programs and the implementation of new courses at collaborating institutions; led multiple in-country workshops; and mentored several generations of Ugandan and Pakistani trainees. 

Her research interests include utilizing mobile technologies for optimizing data systems on NCDs and associated risk factors, using the data for defining gaps in the management of chronic conditions and understanding the impact of commercial determinants on health outcomes. She is interested in leveraging mobile technologies for teaching, research, and improved functioning of health systems. 

Chronic Disease

Global Health

Program Evaluation

Medical Doctor, Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University, 2004

Master of Public Health, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, 2012

Dr. Pachadze’s research focuses on noncommunicable diseases (NCDs), injury prevention, digital health and capacity building in low- and middle-income countries. Her research interests include utilizing mobile technologies for optimizing data systems on NCDs and associated risk factors, using the data for defining gaps in the management of chronic conditions and understanding the impact of commercial determinants on health outcomes.

(Selected publications)

  • Paichadze N, Werbick M, Ndebele P, Bari I, Hyder AA. Commercial determinants of health: a proposed research agenda. International Journal of Public Health. 2020 July; online first; doi: 10.1007/s00038-020-01445-9
  • Ndebele P, Shaikh H, Paichadze N, Bari I, Michaels D, Santos Burgoa Zarnec C, Hyder AA. Commercial determinants of health: an ethical exploration. International Journal of Public Health (2020). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00038-020-01427-x
  • Paichadze N, Afzal N, Zia N, Mujeeb R, Khan M, Razzak JA. Characteristics of chest pain and its acute management in a low-middle income country: analysis of emergency department surveillance data from Pakistan. BMC Emergency Medicine. 2015, Suppl 2:S13
  • Hyder AA, Paichadze N, Toroyan T, Peden MM. Monitoring and evaluating the Decade of Action for Road Safety: an update. Global Public Health. 2016;24:1-14
  • Gupta S, Paichadze N, Gritsenko E, Klyavin V, Yurasova E, Hyder AA. Evaluation of the five-year Bloomberg Philanthropies Global Road Safety Program in the Russian Federation. Public Health. 2017;144(Sup): S5-S14
  • Bachani AM, Paichadze N,Bentley JA, Tumwesigye NM, Bishai D, Atuyambe L, Wegener S, Guwatudde D, Kobusingye OC, Hyder AA. Postgraduate training for trauma prevention, injury surveillance and research, Uganda. Bulletin of the World Health Organization. 2018;96:423-427. doi: 10.2471/BLT.17.200949.
  • He H, Paichadze N, Bishai D, Hyder. Economic Development and Road Traffic Fatalities in Russian Federal States during 2004-2011. Injury Epidemiology. 2015;2:19 

Complete list of peer-reviewed published work: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/myncbi/1Jw4ZLvb7jVke/bibliography/public/