Nohman Khan
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About
Nohman Khan’s research sits at the critical intersection of digital health, hospital management, and emergency response systems. His work systematically evaluates how technology transforms healthcare delivery, from patient record management to diagnostics, while also exposing the persistent pitfalls that limit its efficacy. In his highly cited 2022 systematic review, Khan synthesized two decades of evidence on digital technologies in healthcare, demonstrating how these tools have revolutionized emergency management but remain hampered by implementation challenges. This work has garnered 35 citations, establishing him as a key voice in health technology assessment. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Khan turned his focus to the acute pressures faced by Intensive Care Units. His study on hospital management performance in ICUs during the outbreak—cited 13 times—revealed how even well-resourced nations struggled with infrastructure capacity, contamination risks, and resource scarcity. By bridging the gap between technological promise and real-world clinical constraints, Khan’s research offers actionable insights for policymakers and hospital administrators. His contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers interested in the practical challenges of scaling digital health innovations in crisis settings.
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