Carmen Klingelhöller

Carmen Klingelhöller is a Professor in the Department of Psychosocial Medicine at the University of Hamburg's Medical Faculty. She leads the Center for Psychosocial Medicine (Zentrum für Psychosoziale Medizin), focusing on healthcare research, medical psychology, and ethical aspects of medicine. Her work integrates clinical practice with psychosocial interventions to improve patient outcomes and healthcare systems.

Her research interests span psychosocial medicine, medical ethics, and healthcare policy. Notable projects include investigating the psychosocial impact of chronic diseases and advancing patient-centered care models. She has contributed to studies on drug development (e.g., 'Die Spritze gegen den Killer'), cardiovascular health ('Himbeerherzen statt bitterer Pillen'), and neurodegenerative diseases ('Vielversprechendes Donnergrollen').

Dr. Klingelhöller has received awards such as the UKE Promotionspreise for her academic contributions. Her articles reflect interdisciplinary approaches, addressing topics from pharmacology to public health. She actively participates in the UKE's academic community, contributing to education and mentoring in healthcare leadership and clinical practice.