Hear surgeon and humanitarian leader Dr Christos Christou share insights from his work with Médecins Sans Frontières, exploring medicine, leadership and politics in humanitarian settings. He’ll unpack the realities of delivering care in crises, with in-person attendance at South Kensington Campus or a livestream.
Imperial College London’s Institute of Global Health Innovation Special Lecture 2026 brings together an expert speaker to explore the relationship between medicine, leadership and politics in humanitarian settings. Dr Christos Christou, a surgeon and humanitarian leader, will share insights from his work with Médecins Sans Frontières and reflect on how academic institutions can contribute to humanitarian medicine.
The event is open to all and can be attended in person at South Kensington Campus or watched online via livestream. It is a chance to hear from a senior clinician and international humanitarian leader about real-world global health challenges, the practical realities of delivering care in crisis settings, and the wider role of innovation, policy and collaboration in improving health outcomes.
Dr Christos Christou
11 November 2026, 17:00 – 19:00
Free. Registration in advance is required for in-person attendance or to watch the livestream.
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