Meghna Desai
Meghna Desai, MPH, is a Research Manager on the Science & Technology Platform. In this role she provides research, technical, and content expertise across Ariadne’s portfolio of projects.
Meghna earned her BA in Political Science and International Studies from the University of Miami. She also received her Master of Public Health from the University of South Florida.
BOSTON, MA – Across the United States, millions of individuals face serious, life-limiting illness like cancer, heart disease and stroke, respiratory disease and diabetes. The final year of life with serious illness can be filled with emotional distress and uncertainty about treatment options. When people with serious illness have conversations with their doctors and nurses… Continue reading New study on Serious Illness Care Program underscores significant benefit of more, better, and earlier conversations between clinicians and patients
The BetterBirth team and their partners published the latest on their research of Manyata, a quality assurance and improvement program that provides training, mentorship and accreditation to private maternity facilities in India.
The Home Hospital Team publishes the outcomes of their mixed methods evaluation on the feasibility of the Accelerator approach for generating and implementing relevant, high-quality knowledge products for Home Hospital implementation.
The Home Hospital program latest publication in BMJ Open Quality on the Scrum-based accelerator that joined disparate healthcare organizations into teams equipped to create knowledge products for home hospitals.
Latest research from the Home Hospital team assessed the feasibility and acceptability of rural home hospital as a substitute to traditional hospital care
Our Home Hospital program, with partners CaroNova and Scrum, Inc., publish preprint results from the Home Hospital Early Adopters Accelerator
New research from BetterBirth and Noora Health that set out to understand how and why knowledge and behaviors of maternal and newborn care behaviors change ( as a result of a family caregiver-centered neonatal education program.
