Hans Jeekel

Hans Jeekel is an Associate Professor at Erasmus MC in the field of Neurosciences. His research is highly focused on the clinical application of music therapy in surgical and critical care settings, particularly in perioperative and neonatal contexts. He is actively involved in designing and analyzing randomized controlled trials and systematic reviews.

His research interests span Music Therapy, Perioperative Care, Randomized Controlled Trials, and Delirium Prevention. His work integrates complementary therapies into evidence-based medical practice, with a strong emphasis on patient-centered outcomes such as comfort, anxiety, and recovery.

The recent trend in his publications shows a clear focus on evaluating the efficacy and reporting quality of music interventions in surgical patients. His studies often involve multicenter collaborations and address both clinical and economic outcomes, such as cost-effectiveness in neurosurgical care.

He has supervised 59 research projects, indicating a significant role in mentoring and academic training. While no specific awards are listed, his work has been featured in news outlets and social media, reflecting its impact.

He is part of a collaborative network conducting trials like the MUSYC-trial and MU-PRIOR, which explore music prehabilitation and its role in improving surgical outcomes. These efforts highlight his leadership in innovative, interdisciplinary clinical research.