New publication from the EMPRESS project team
Project EMPRESS has published an article in Cambridge Prisms: Global Mental Health!
Warwick Centre for Global Health
Warwick Centre for Global Health
The Warwick Centre for Global Health is a dynamic research and education network working with individuals, disciplines and organisations in health and social systems around the world.
Our mission is to co-develop transferable lessons, practical solutions and build capacity to address global health challenges and inequalities.
While our multi-disciplinary team of researchers, teachers, professional staff and students are drawn from departments and units across the University of Warwick, the heartbeat of our Centre's activity lies in our broader global networks.
Our work spans four intersecting themes:
Leads:
Prof Sharifah Sekalala and Dr Brianne Wenning
Digital Health & AI
Improving disease diagnosis and prediction
Leads:
Dr Sagar Jilka and Prof Meg Davis
Mental health, NCDs, multi-morbidity
Leads:
Prof Ponnusamy Saravanan, Prof Paramjit Gill, and Prof Swaran Singh
News & Events
New publication in Tropical Medicine & International Health
Professor Paramjit Gill has published the following paper: Integrated Screening for Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases Multimorbidity in Low and Middle-Income Countries: A Scoping Review
Professor Tivani Mashamba-Thompson appointed Chair of the South Africa National Health Research Committee (2026-2029)
Our congratulations to Professor Tivani Mashamba-Thompson on her appointment to Chair of the South Africa National Health Research Committee (2026-2029).
Warwick Medical School professor appointed to House of Lords
Professor Swaran Singh, Professor of Social and Community Psychiatry at the University of Warwick, has been appointed as a life peer and will join the House of Lords as a Conservative peer.
Warwick Centre for Global Health and Centre for Health Economics at Warwick Joint Seminar - 21st May 2026
Warwick Centre for Global Health and Centre for Health Economics at Warwick held a joint seminar on the 21st May 2026 on the subject 'Hospital management practices to improve quality of care and reduce mortality for small and sick newborns in Malawi: the IMPRESS cluster randomised trial'.
For more information on WCGH, please contact any of the theme leads, or the centre director: