Dr Mohammad Sharif Razai
- NIHR Clinical Lecturer in General Practice
- Primary Care Unit, Department of Public Health and Primary Care
About
My research sits at the intersection of primary care, reproductive health, and health equity. I focus on improving vaccination uptake in pregnancy, particularly among socially and ethnically diverse populations.
I am Chief Investigator of the AIMI (AI for Maternal Immunisation) feasibility study, which is co-designing and testing an NHS-based chatbot to support maternal vaccination uptake. I am a Co-Investigator on the VIP Study, which is developing and preparing an evaluation of a complex intervention to increase vaccination uptake during pregnancy.
Additionally, my work studies the behavioural, organisational, and structural drivers of preventive healthcare and service delivery. More broadly, my interests include digital health, ethnic health inequalities, migrant and refugee health, medical humanities and the ethical dimensions of clinical practice.