Camilla Neubauer-Bruckner

Camilla Neubauer-Bruckner is an Academic Associate at the University for Continuing Education Krems, affiliated with the Department for Evidence-based Medicine and Evaluation. Her work focuses on evidence-based practices in nursing and clinical medicine, particularly in migraine treatment, infection control, and patient care optimization. She contributes to interdisciplinary research projects such as the Joanna Briggs Institute Collaboration and EU initiatives on immunization decision-making.

Education:
- MA, BSc (degrees not explicitly dated).

Research Interests:
Ms. Neubauer-Bruckner’s research spans migraine pharmacotherapy, nursing interventions for phlebitis and pressure ulcers, and patient-centered care strategies. She emphasizes translating evidence into clinical practice through systematic reviews and meta-analyses.

Recent Contributions:
Her 2025 publications in Annals of Internal Medicine advanced understanding of migraine treatment preferences and pharmacological efficacy. Earlier work in ProCare addressed infection prevention protocols and dermatological care in healthcare settings.

Projects & Engagement:
- Investigator in EU-funded immunization policy research (2022–2026)
- Contributed to the Joanna Briggs Institute’s collaborative research group

Labs/Teams:
Active within the Evidence-based Medicine research group at the Department, focusing on clinical guideline development and nursing practice innovation.