NonditoBangla R&D conducts health research, builds digital health tools, and publishes findings to improve patient outcomes across Bangladesh.
We concentrate on three pillars where technology and evidence can drive the greatest health impact in Bangladesh.
Clinical studies, disease burden analysis, and community health surveys focused on the health needs of Bangladeshi populations — with emphasis on non-communicable diseases, maternal health, and emergency medicine.
Designing, testing, and evaluating digital tools — from patient portals to telemedicine systems — that increase healthcare access, reduce barriers, and improve clinical workflow efficiency.
Contributing peer-reviewed papers, policy briefs, and technical reports to the global health knowledge base — grounded in field data from our clinics in Dhaka and Chattogram.
Our research outputs are shared openly to advance healthcare knowledge in Bangladesh and beyond.
NonditoBangla Research Team · NonditoBangla Health Portal, 2026
An early assessment of patient uptake, usability, and satisfaction following the launch of the NonditoBangla digital portal across Dhaka and Chattogram locations.
Download PDF →Hasan Ali, Rahim Uddin · Bangladesh Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2026 (Submitted)
Analysis of emergency dispatch response times in Mirpur (Dhaka) — comparing performance against WHO pre-hospital care benchmarks and identifying improvement pathways.
View Abstract →NonditoBangla Research Team · Bangladesh Public Health Conference, 2025
Findings from a 200-household survey in Jamal Khan and surrounding areas, identifying key access barriers: cost, distance, and lack of digital awareness.
Download PDF →Nusrat Jahan · Expected Q3 2026
A clinical audit of paediatric appointments recorded on the NonditoBangla portal, examining diagnosis patterns and follow-up adherence.
Notify Me When Published →Current studies and innovation projects being conducted by the NonditoBangla R&D team.
Building a longitudinal registry of NCD patients (diabetes, hypertension, cardiac conditions) across both clinics to track treatment outcomes and medication adherence over 18 months.
A randomised trial evaluating whether automated SMS appointment reminders (via SSL Wireless) improve patient attendance rates and reduce no-shows at the Mirpur clinic.
Assessing the feasibility and acceptability of video-based teleconsultation for patients in peri-urban and rural areas who face physical access barriers to our clinics.
Aggregated, anonymised data from our clinics — updated periodically to inform research and policy.
* Percentages reflect share of total consultations. Replace with your actual clinic data before publishing.
We collaborate with academic institutions, government bodies, and development organisations to strengthen our research.
Interested in collaborating on a research project? research@nonditobangla.com
Meet the clinicians and researchers driving NonditoBangla's evidence agenda.
Principal Investigator
General Physician · MBBS, FCPS
Emergency Medicine Research
MBBS, DA
Paediatric Studies Lead
MBBS, DCH
Digital Health & Systems
Research Coordinator
We welcome partnerships with academic institutions, NGOs, and development organisations for joint research, data sharing, and evidence-based health programmes.