Jette Kragh

Jette Kragh is a clinical researcher and nurse (Sygeplejerske) affiliated with North Denmark Regional Hospital and The Faculty of Medicine. Her work focuses on optimizing care for patients with rheumatic conditions, particularly through nurse-led interventions in gout management and biological therapy applications.

Her research interests center on rheumatology, with specialization in gout treatment, urate management, and biological therapy for rheumatic diseases. She has pioneered nurse-led approaches to treat-to-target strategies, demonstrating how specialized nursing care can improve patient outcomes in chronic gout management.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on practical clinical applications, particularly how nurse-led care models can effectively manage urate levels in gout patients. Her work bridges clinical practice and academic research, with significant attention to patient education and treatment adherence.

Kragh has received substantial research attention, with her 2024 gout treatment article accumulating 7 Scopus citations and being featured in 5 news outlets. Her work has engaged 19 Mendeley readers and been discussed by 6 X (Twitter) users, indicating meaningful impact in both academic and clinical communities.

As part of North Denmark Regional Hospital's collaboration with The Faculty of Medicine, she contributes to advancing rheumatology care through evidence-based nursing practices, particularly in the management of complex conditions requiring biological therapies and specialized travel considerations for immunocompromised patients.