Somya Joshi
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Somya Joshi is a leading researcher at the intersection of digital health, climate resilience, and sustainable welfare systems. Her work critically examines how distance-spanning solutions—enabled by digitalization and remote service technologies—can transform healthcare and social care delivery while simultaneously addressing climate impacts and fostering sustainability synergies. In her most-cited paper (2024), Joshi analyzes the rapid expansion of home-based care across the Nordic countries, demonstrating how digital infrastructure can maintain service quality in rural and underserved areas. This contribution has already garnered attention for its timely integration of health equity with environmental goals. Beyond this flagship study, Joshi’s research portfolio consistently bridges the gap between technological innovation and social justice, exploring how smart systems can reduce carbon footprints without compromising care. Her work is particularly influential among policymakers and practitioners seeking evidence-based pathways for decarbonizing welfare states. With a growing citation footprint and a reputation for actionable insights, Joshi is shaping the discourse on how Nordic welfare models can adapt to climate change while ensuring equitable access to care.
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