Daan Nieboer

Daan Nieboer is a Researcher in the Department of Public Health at Erasmus MC, Erasmus University Rotterdam, with 253 research outputs spanning clinical epidemiology and public health. His work is institutionally anchored within the medical faculty (Erasmus MC) and emphasizes methodological rigor in evidence generation.

Research interests prominently feature traumatic brain injury (100%), prostate cancer (74%), nervous system injuries (45%), and biopsy techniques (43%), supported by extensive use of observational studies (40%), meta-analyses (34%), and cohort analyses (30%). Additional focal areas include emergency department protocols, leprosy epidemiology, aneurysmal rebleeding prediction, kidney transplant rejection biomarkers, and childhood obesity interventions.

2025 publications reveal three dominant trends: predictive modeling for neurosurgical outcomes (e.g., aneurysm rebleeding), biomarker discovery in organ transplantation (e.g., urinary extracellular vesicles), and public health implementation science (e.g., pancreatic cyst surveillance optimization). These works consistently leverage multicenter European collaborations and advanced statistical methods like propensity score matching.