Binny Sora

Binny Sora currently serves as a Data Manager at the National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), where she plays a pivotal role in advancing public health initiatives through robust data management and analysis. Her expertise lies in harnessing qualitative research methodologies to inform policy decisions and program implementations, particularly in the realm of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) containment. At NCDC, Binny is instrumental in overseeing the collection, validation, and analysis of complex qualitative data, ensuring that insights derived from user interviews, field surveys, and stakeholder feedback are accurately captured and effectively utilized to shape strategic interventions.

Her current involvement with the National Programme on AMR Containment at TRIHMS, Arunachal Pradesh, underscores her commitment to addressing critical public health challenges. In this role, she employs advanced data management tools such as WHONET to monitor and analyze antimicrobial resistance patterns, facilitating timely and evidence-based responses. Binny’s proficiency in qualitative data analysis allows her to interpret nuanced information from diverse sources, providing valuable context to quantitative findings and enhancing the overall impact of the program.

With a background in Dental Surgery (BDS), Binny’s transition into public health exemplifies her dedication to health for all, especially vulnerable populations such as children with special needs and persons with disabilities (PwDs). Her focus on disability inclusion and health literacy aligns with her broader goal of increasing public awareness and fostering inclusive health initiatives. Through her work, Binny Sora continues to drive impactful public health programs, leveraging her skills in qualitative research, data management, and stakeholder engagement to contribute meaningfully to national health priorities.