Prof. Agnes Binagwaho, MD, M(Ped), PhD

Professor Binagwaho is involved in various research projects linked to her interests in implementation science, global health equity, children’s health, mental health, human rights, health systems strengthening, capacity building and HIV/AIDS. Through her research, she continues to build a scientific literature base that contributes to the growing field of global health, providing insights, knowledge and expertise that supports equitable access to healthcare for all through an evidence-based approach.

Recent and ongoing research includes;

COVID-SCORE: A global survey to assess public perceptions of government responses to COVID-19 (COVID-SCORE-10)
2020-2021
Role: Co-Investigator
Learn more about this project here.

Exploring the effects of optimism on health outcomes in patients being treated for diabetes in Kigali, Rwanda
2019-2021
Role:  Principal Investigator 

Solid ’Africa’s Gemura, Kiza, Sukura, Gombora and Menya Programs Performance Evaluation: Qualitative Component 
2018-2021
Role: Principal Investigator

The economic impact of the University of Global Health Equity on the community surrounding the university
2018-2021
Role: Principal Investigator 

Addressing the mental health needs of children affected HIV in Rwanda: Validation of a Rapid Depression Screening Tool for Children 7-14 years old
2018-2020
Role: Principal Investigator
Learn more about this project here. 

Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and Gates Ventures funded Exemplars in Global Health 
2017-2021
Role: Co-Principal Investigator
Learn more about this project here. 

NIH funded Partnership for Global Health Research Training Program
2017-2022
Role: Project Director