Anna Levke Brütt

Anna Levke Brütt is a Researcher at the Department of Medical Psychology within the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Hamburg. She leads the Psychosocial Medicine research group focusing on patient-centered care, chronic disease management, and participatory research methodologies. Her work integrates clinical practice with health systems research to improve healthcare outcomes and patient engagement.

Dr. Brütt's research emphasizes healthcare equity and stakeholder involvement, particularly in areas like palliative care, multiple sclerosis management, and smoking cessation. She has contributed to studies evaluating healthcare utilization patterns, treatment outcomes, and policy implementation across diverse patient populations. Her team collaborates closely with clinicians, policymakers, and patient groups to ensure translational impact of research findings.

Key areas of expertise include:

• Patient participation frameworks
• Health services implementation science
• Qualitative health research methods
• Chronic disease patient pathways
• Health policy analysis

Her work addresses both clinical and systemic challenges in healthcare delivery through mixed-methods approaches, combining quantitative epidemiological analyses with qualitative stakeholder interviews.