Research Associate
Peter Kasadha
Peter Kasadha is an accomplished public health researcher and systems specialist with expertise spanning health policy, climate change adaptation, economic evaluation, and advanced evidence synthesis methodologies. His technical proficiency in systematic reviews and meta-analysis positions him as an emerging leader in translational research that bridges evidence and policy.
Career Focus:
Peter is dedicated to generating high-impact research that strengthens health systems and advances climate resilience. His work focuses on:
- Coordinating the Evidence to Policy (E2P) Training Programme
- Developing rigorous evidence syntheses to inform policy decisions
- Evaluating program effectiveness through innovative methodologies
- Integrating climate change considerations into public health planning
- Applying complex analytical approaches to solve health system challenges
Research Expertise:
- Advanced evidence synthesis (scoping reviews, systematic reviews, meta-analyses)
- Health policy and systems research
- Climate change and health nexus studies
- Economic evaluations in healthcare
- Implementation science and impact evaluations
With a passion for evidence-informed decision making, Peter strives to contribute meaningful solutions that improve health outcomes and climate adaptation strategies at both local and global levels.
Selected Publications
Orishaba, P., Kayongo, E., Lusiba, P., Nakalema, C., Kasadha, P., Kirya, P., … & Mijumbi-Deve, R. (2022). Vulnerability of populations to malaria after indoor residual spraying is withdrawn from areas where its use has previously been sustained: a protocol for a systematic review. BMJ open, 12(10), e065115.
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