Birgit Laubereau

Birgit Laubereau

Dr. med. MPH

M.D. and Master of Public Health

Address

• • Interface Politikstudien Forschung Beratung
  • Bereich Gesundheit
  • Seidenhofstr. 12
  • 6003 Luzern
  • Switzerland
  • +41-41-226 04 26

Competences

Birgit Laubereau is a physician with clinical experience in internal medicine and pediatrics. She completed a postgraduate Master of Public Health degree with a concentration in quantitative methods at Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU) in Munich, Germany, in 2001. She then worked for several years on design and coordination of a number of clinical epidemiological studies and statistical analysis of the data. From 2004 to 2008 she planned and analyzed various population-wide surveys to build the foundations for data-based decision-making by the Bavarian State Ministry of Public Health. Birgit Laubereau joined Interface in 2009.

Education and further education

Studium der Humanmedizin, Doktorat Medizin, Assistenzärztin Innere Medizin und Pädiatrie, Master of Public Health Ludwigs-Maximilians-Universität München wissenschaftliche Mitarbeiterin Institut für Epidemiologie, Helmholtz-Zentrum München und Bayerisches Landesamt für Gesundheit und Lebensmittelsicherheit, Schwerpunkt Epidemiologie, Gesundheitsförderung, Prävention u. Sozialmedizin, Lehrbeauftragte im Diplomstudiengang Soziale Arbeit, Katholische Stiftungsfachhochschule München, seit 2009 Mitarbeiterin bei Interface

Year of birth

1968

Spoken languages

Deutsch, Englisch

Methodological focus

Evaluation, Coaching/Support, Quality development, Empirical research, Health promotion, Prevention

Thematic focus

Alcohol, Physical activity, Illegal drugs, Nutrition, Mental health, Other topic, Quality of life, Physical health, Tobacco

Settings

Educational institutions, Support and childcare facilities, Hospitals/ clinics, Outpatient medical services, Community, leisure, associations, Internet , Family/Living space, Not setting-oriented

Target groups

Other target group, Parents, Patients, Teachers, Persons with migration background, Politicians/lobbyists, School children, Socially disadvantaged people, working poor, General population

Target groups: phases of life

Small children (0-5), Schoolchildren (6-11), Youths (12-18), Young adults (18-29), Middle-aged adults (30-49), Older adults (50-64), Elderly (65-79), Aged (80+)

Target groups: gender

Both sexes

Qualification in Health promotion/Prevention

Master / Licence, PhD

Languages

German, English