About me

A BIT ABOUT MYSELF

I’m Eze

A thinker with many lives. In one life, I appeal to the technical audience in the health, business, and tech side of things. In the other life, philosophy and imagination have free rein; I dismantle complex concepts into nuggets the public can digest with ease. Both lives complement each other like the right-left hemispheres of the brain. For example, my doctoral-level skills in research rub off in my writing.

As a multidisciplinary health professional, I mine health data for a living to help optimise medicines (drawing from my background in pharmacy). My current project deals with data-driven optimisation of the health workforce. In my spare time, I provide valuable health information to patients and the wider audience. I believe the health and well-being of society hinge on the consumption of the right information (people are shaped by what they read).

I strongly believe technology is a powerful tool for empowering people to make the world a better place. My aim is to help clinicians become fluent in the language of technology. This would enable them to reduce suffering and save more lives.