Dominic Ledinger

Dominic Ledinger is an Academic Associate at the University for Continuing Education Krems and Cochrane Austria. His primary affiliation is with the Department for Evidence-based Medicine and Evaluation. He specializes in health research methodology, systematic reviews, and evidence-based practice, with a focus on improving healthcare quality through rigorous research synthesis and guideline development. His work spans areas such as public health, occupational safety (e.g., HPV exposure prevention), and vaccine efficacy analysis.

Key projects include leading the DEEP INSIGHTS initiative on knowledge user involvement in evidence synthesis and developing the iWISE checklist for evaluating online health information. He has contributed to Cochrane reviews and clinical guidelines, including WHO recommendations for neonatal care. His research also addresses gaps in the interpretation of statistical results in systematic reviews and the implementation of rapid review methods.

Dr. Ledinger has presented at global conferences like the Global Evidence Summit and collaborates with international organizations on projects such as EU-supported immunization programs. His educational background includes a Master of Public Health (MPH), and he actively engages in teaching evidence-based medicine to healthcare professionals.