Dr Mohammed Abbas Khaki is a London-based GP with a strong focus on health equity, social justice, and mental health. He was appointed as a GP in 2010 and is deeply committed to improving access to healthcare for marginalised and underserved communities. He combines clinical expertise with health leadership and public engagement, making him a leading voice in addressing health inequalities across the UK.

He is the Clinical Advisor for Health Inequalities at NHS England, where he works on strategies to reduce disparities in care. He also serves as an NHS England London Clinical Fellow and a Health Inequalities Lead at North Central London ICB. His experience spans frontline general practice, systems leadership, and public advocacy.

Dr Khaki’s interests include men’s mental health, suicide prevention, and promoting compassionate care. He is the founder of the charity Who is Hussain, which champions dignity-driven humanitarian work in over 60 cities. His roles often involve working with community groups, clinical networks, and national bodies to advance inclusive healthcare delivery.

He has received multiple awards for his leadership and impact, including the Imperial College Emerging Alumni Leaders Award. In addition to his NHS roles, he is a media commentator and regular public speaker, promoting mental wellbeing and awareness around grief, masculinity, and mental health in diverse communities.

His clinical areas of interest include depression, anxiety, stress-related disorders, grief, and emotional wellbeing. He performs holistic health checks, mental health assessments, and community-led health education initiatives.