Why evidence alone never changes policy — and what does
The assumption that better evidence leads to better decisions is intuitive but wrong. Power, timing, and narrative all shape what gets implemented.
Read more →Connecting political science to health policy and systems research
Bringing political science methods and approaches into public and global health
Evidence, politics and health — bridging the gap between what research says and what institutions do
Translating complex research into clear, actionable insights that practitioners and policymakers can actually use.
Understanding how institutions, interests, and ideas shape which evidence gets used — and which gets ignored.
Applying this knowledge directly to public and global health systems, policy, and research environments.
We work at the intersection of political science, public administration, and clinical medicine — helping health professionals and organisations navigate the systems through which evidence travels.
Turning complex academic findings into clear, actionable guidance that practitioners and policymakers can actually use.
Helping health professionals understand how institutions, interests, and ideas shape which evidence gets used — and which gets ignored.
Crafting clear, persuasive narratives for diverse audiences — from clinical teams to ministerial offices.
Analysing how evidence travels through systems of power and identifying leverage points for meaningful change.
I help health professionals and organisations turn academic research into practical, politically informed insights. With 15+ years of experience across political science, public administration, and clinical medicine, I focus on strengthening political literacy — understanding how evidence interacts with institutions, interests, and ideas to shape real-world decisions.
I bring the analytical rigour of political science methods and approaches into public and global health. If you want to understand how evidence travels through systems of power and make research count in the real world — I'd love to collaborate.
Work with me →A curated selection of frameworks, guides, and key readings at the intersection of evidence, politics, and health policy — for practitioners, researchers, and anyone trying to make research matter.
Understanding the three forces that determine whether evidence shapes policy — and how to work with each of them.
Request a guide →A structured introduction to political analysis for clinicians and health researchers unfamiliar with policy environments.
Request a guide →Mapping how research moves from journal to guideline to practice — and where it gets lost along the way.
Request a guide →Short reads on political literacy, evidence translation, and the realities of making research matter in health.
The assumption that better evidence leads to better decisions is intuitive but wrong. Power, timing, and narrative all shape what gets implemented.
Read more →Five concepts from political science that reframe how we think about evidence use in health systems.
Read more →Policy windows don't stay open long. Understanding when and how to intervene is the key skill of evidence translation.
Read more →Whether you need help translating evidence, building political literacy within your team, or connecting research with the people who make decisions — let's talk.