Dwita is a devoted general physician from Indonesia committed to improving community health with experience conducting studies in urban and rural areas. Through her research at Harvard Medical School, she is experienced in assessing various developed and developing countries’ health coverage, utilizing data analysis tools such as STATA, and focusing on nutrition, mainly maternal and child health. She works with a solid aim to ensure the presence of an opportunity for all to have access to health services. Thus, she is committed to working in both rural and urban areas. Dwita is also trained to do implementation research, mixed methods, and project management. Currently, she is conducting explanatory sequential mixed-methods research to understand health problems, which is stunted growth on children, including its connection to Indonesia’s universal health coverage.