Dr Nafissatou Dioubate is a doctoral student in public health, holding a Doctor of Medicine degree and a Master's degree in Health Services Management. This multidisciplinary background provides her with a comprehensive understanding of health systems from both clinical and organisational perspectives. With over eight years of experience in public health, she has contributed to research projects in Guinea and other African countries, including multicentre studies. Her research interests focus on maternal and reproductive health, as well as the development and evaluation of health policies and strategies, with a particular focus on urban settings. She has expertise in qualitative data analysis, health planning, and the assessment of community-based interventions. She has co-authored more than 19 scientific publications, demonstrating her commitment to evidence generation for improving health practices and decision-making.

During the 66th ITM Colloquium, she will present a poster on the health service landscape of Grand Conakry based on the July 2025 census.

She will present together with Dr Pépé Kpogomou.