Arne Dekker

Arne Dekker is a researcher at the Institute and Policlinic for Sex Research and Forensic Psychiatry at Universitätsklinikum Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE). His work focuses on gender medicine, digital health interventions, and prevention of sexual violence, particularly through interdisciplinary projects like i2TransHealth and SAFERSEXTING.

• Academic Affiliation: Institute and Policlinic for Sex Research and Forensic Psychiatry, UKE
• Research: Transgender health economics, digital media education for sexual violence prevention, forensic psychiatry

His research interests include:

• Cost-effectiveness analysis in transgender care
• Digital education programs addressing sexual violence
• Forensic psychiatry and law enforcement challenges
• Epidemiology of gender-diverse population health outcomes

Recent publication trends highlight:

• Economic evaluations of remote transgender health programs
• Interdisciplinary approaches to digital media education
• Psychological distress mitigation via telemedicine
• Cross-national analysis of child sexual exploitation policing

Key scientific collaborations include projects under funding lines like "Sexualized Violence in Educational Contexts" and partnerships with institutions in Germany, Portugal, and Sweden.