Rate My Professor Nathan Grills

Nathan Grills specializes in research on non-communicable diseases, disability inclusion, community health evaluation and monitoring, primary health care, digital health, health equity, and inclusion, with extensive work in India. Key projects include designing disability-inclusive virtual healthcare systems via telehealth, improving dental service access for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and the DAD-CARE project co-designing support for father caregivers of disabled children, awarded Healthy Trajectories seed funding in 2023. Major publications encompass 'The success of the Uttarakhand Cluster: a case study of community participation in reducing alcoholic liver disease' (2016), 'Prevalence of dental caries among children and adolescents with intellectual disabilities: A systematic review and meta-analysis' (2024), 'Access to dental services for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities – a scoping review' (2024), 'Ivermectin-Based Mass Drug Administration for Scabies in Northern Australia' (2024), and 'Dental service utilisation and perceptions amongst Indian rural community health workers' (2026). Grills has contributed to public discourse through a BBC World News interview on Delhi's pollution (2021) and advances inclusive health strategies for underserved populations.