Dr Natansh Deepak Modi is a Lecturer in Pharmacy at the Adelaide University, where he teaches and coordinates Health Professional Essentials and Pharmacology C.
His research focuses on transparency and accessibility in clinical trials, with a particular emphasis on oncology. He asks fundamental questions about who benefits from healthcare systems and how data sharing can lead to more equitable outcomes for patients. As a registered pharmacist, Dr Modi brings clinical experience into his teaching. He emphasises the importance of communication, patient-centred care and the ethical dimensions of pharmaceutical practice. His work also examines how patient-reported outcomes can inform treatment decisions and how shared trial data can enhance care for populations that are often underrepresented in research.
Dr Modi is Executive Director of the Clinical Oncology Society of Australia's Epidemiology Committee and serves as a reviewer for major medical journals. His experiences have shaped his belief that healthcare systems should function better for everyone, especially those lacking privilege or resources.