Dr Azrin Muslim

Physician.
Researcher.
Writer.

Research Fellow, HSE Mid-West St Camillus' Hospital, Limerick MRCPI · MSc Health Informatics

I work at the intersection of clinical medicine, health data, and how systems can be made to work better for patients.

I'm a physician and Research Fellow at the HSE Research Directorate Mid-West, based at St Camillus' Hospital, Limerick. My work centres on three decades of longitudinal clinical data spanning close to 300,000 DEXA scans, tilt tests, ambulatory blood pressure records, and linked hospital data. Most of what I do is making that data usable: for falls, bone health, orthostatic instability, stroke, skeletal outcomes in cystic fibrosis, and medication burden in older people. Alongside research, I write commentary on Irish health policy and the systems questions that clinical work keeps raising.

MB BCh BAO MRCPI MSc Health Informatics (1st Class Honours) University of Galway University of Limerick

Commentary & Opinion

Academic Work

Manuscripts

  • A mathematical and computational framework to predict the time to and recovery from osteoporosis via serial DEXA scans: a proof-of-concept model for digital decision support
    BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making · 2026 Peer-reviewed
  • Orthostatic hypotension is associated with lower bone mineral density: a 27-year registry analysis
    Journal of the American Geriatrics Society · 2026 Under review
  • Referring clinician sex and DEXA referral patterns in a regional Irish registry: a 26-year retrospective study
    Irish Journal of Medical Science · 2026 Under review
  • Body mass index and orthostatic haemodynamic responses during head-up tilt testing
    Clinical Autonomic Research · 2026 Under review
  • Secular trends in osteoporosis prevalence at first presentation over 26 years in a regional Irish DEXA registry: a retrospective repeated cross-sectional analysis
    Osteoporosis International · 2026 Under review

Conference Abstracts

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