Pratishtha Singh

About Pratishtha Singh

Research Officer

  • BSc,
  • PG Diploma in Health Promotion,
  • MPH

Pratishtha Singh is a public health researcher in the Injury Division at The George Institute for Global Health, India. Her research focuses on road traffic injuries and burns, with a strong emphasis on equity, gender, and structural determinants of health. She is particularly interested in how mobility systems intersect with gender and social marginalisation, and has previously worked on reproductive health, gender-based violence, and health systems strengthening. Pratishtha is an incoming PhD candidate at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, where her research will explore sustainable solutions to improve transit safety for women and transgender persons in urban India. She is an Emerging Voices for Global Health (2024) Fellow of Health Systems Global.

Piloting a portable pool-based survival swim programme in Kerala, India

Injury Prevention Date published:

Everyday journeys, everyday risks: examining adolescent road safety knowledge, practices and perceptions in Delhi, India

Injury Prevention Date published:

Stigma, disfigurement and resilience among acid attack survivors: a qualitative body mapping study in Noida, India

BMJ Public Health Date published:

The gatekeepers of global health knowledge: A systematic review of diversity in editorial boards

Global Public Health Date published:

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