Regina Mariam Namata Kamoga

Regina Mariam Namata Kamoga is a member of the 2026 Expert Review Committee for the Access to Medicine Index. She is Executive Director of Community Health and Information Network in Uganda, the founding director of World Patient Alliance and a patient safety advocate with over 18 years of experience.

Regina previously served on the board of the Ugandan Academy of Health Innovation and Impact and is a member of the BMJ International Patient Panel; the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Patients for Patient Safety advisory group; the Technical Working Group on Standards Compliance and Patient Protection; and National Quality Improvement committee at the Ministry of Health, Uganda.

Regina has contributed to several technical guidelines, reports and publications, including the Council for International Organizations for Medicines Sciences guideline, Patient involvement in drug development and safe use of medicines.

She has also co-authored numerous articles, including a chapter on patient safety for the WHO-TDR report on implementation research for diseases of poverty, as well as publications on COVID-19 response, HIV care and access to medical products in Africa.

Regina holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration & Management, a Bachelor of Education from Makerere University, Kampala, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Project Planning & Management.