Shukanto Das

Thesis title: Task shifting and sharing in healthcare services: Developing the SHIFT-SHARE model in India

Qualifications

MSc Public Health (Health Services Management), London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, 2019-2020

MSc Cell and Molecular Biology (Bioinformatics), Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, 2015-2017

BSc Cell and Molecular Biology, Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, 2012-2015

Postgraduate teaching

Tutor for the course "Introduction to Qualitative Research Methods" on the Masters in Public Health (MPH) (Online), September-November 2024

Dissertation Marker for the Masters in Public Health (MPH) (on-campus), August-September 2024

Reviewer of Masters in Public Health (MPH) Ethics Applications for the Usher Masters Research Ethics Group (UMREG)

Current research interests

Task shifting and sharing, Healthcare implementation, Healthcare program development, Health system strengthening, Health policy and power, Primary Care

Past research interests

Pharmacology in public health, Drug-receptor interactions, Modelling of drug pathways

Conference details

Consortium of Universities for Global Health, March 2024

Fifth Global Forum on Human Resources for Health organised by WHO, April 2023

Global Citizenship Conference by NHS Scotland, April 2023

Invited speaker

"The SHIFT-SHARE: Transforming tomorrow’s healthcare workforce through strategic task shifting and sharing" at the European Health Management Association Conference, Bucharest, Romania, June 2024

"Advancing EMS preparedness through task shifting and sharing” at the National Industrial Emergency Medical Service 2024 Conference, Ahmedabad, India, February 2024

Leveraging task shifting and sharing for effective emergency and COVID-19 care: Insights from India” at the 6th EMS Asia Conference, Tokyo, Japan, December 2024