Maarten Pieter Rozing

Maarten Pieter Rozing, MD PhD, serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Public Health within the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences at the University of Copenhagen. His academic position is situated in the Section of General Practice, where he conducts epidemiological research focused on mental health outcomes using large Danish population registries and cohort studies.

Rozing's research interests center on psychiatric epidemiology with particular expertise in depression outcomes, mortality trends among individuals with severe mental illness, and the intersection of physical and mental healthcare. His work frequently examines how factors like family history, childhood adversity, medication use, and cognitive function influence mental health trajectories across the lifespan. Through his research in primary care settings, he contributes to understanding how general practice can better address mental health conditions within broader healthcare systems.

His publication record demonstrates consistent high-impact contributions to psychiatric research, with recent articles appearing in top journals including JAMA Psychiatry, European Journal of Epidemiology, and Acta Psychiatrica Scandinavica. His work shows particular strength in utilizing Denmark's comprehensive national registries to examine long-term mental health outcomes across large populations.

Rozing actively collaborates with researchers across multiple Danish institutions including the Section of General Practice and other departments within the University of Copenhagen's health sciences faculty. His research has generated significant scholarly attention, with multiple publications receiving substantial citation counts and media coverage, particularly his work on mortality trends in severe mental illness and depression outcomes.