Andrea Huber Jezek

Andrea Huber Jezek is a Research Fellow at the National Institute of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark, focusing on public health epidemiology. Her PhD project investigates how declining response proportions affect data quality in national health surveys, analyzing the impact of reminders on non-response bias using data from the Danish National Health Survey and national registers.

Her research interests include

• Survey Methodology
• Data Collection Challenges
• Non-response Bias
• Cohort Analysis
• Health Surveillance

Recent publications highlight trends in

• public health survey design and validity
• mobility assessment in geriatric patients
• non-response dynamics in large-scale health studies
• register-based research applications

She collaborates with researchers like Ola Ekholm, Laura C. Thygesen, and Anne I. Christensen on projects related to public health data quality and geriatric care outcomes.