Kristina Sophie Ibler

Kristina Sophie Ibler serves as a Clinical Associate Professor at the Department of Clinical Medicine, University of Copenhagen, holding a dual appointment with the Capital Region of Denmark. Her clinical and academic work centers on dermatovenerology with specialization in occupational skin disorders and inflammatory dermatoses.

Dr. Ibler's research program focuses on occupational dermatology, particularly contact dermatitis in high-risk industries including fishing, healthcare, and cleaning sectors. She investigates hand eczema prevention through innovative pictogram-based education and video interventions, while also exploring atopic dermatitis comorbidities with asthma and hyperhidrosis. Recent work incorporates machine learning approaches for disease identification using national health registries, demonstrating interdisciplinary methodology in dermatological research.

Her publication trends reveal strong emphasis on real-world clinical applications, with recent articles addressing occupational health interventions, diagnostic validation, and treatment efficacy. The research demonstrates consistent industry collaboration while prioritizing practical prevention strategies for occupational skin diseases.

Dr. Ibler has secured substantial research funding from the Leo Foundation (Greenland fishing industry contact dermatitis), Almirall (microbiome studies in Lebrikizumab patients), The Working Environment Research Fund (cleaner occupational health), and Region Zealand Research Fund (healthcare worker prevention programs). She maintains active industry engagement through clinical trials (Almirall, Leo Pharma, Abbvie, Sanofi), advisory boards, and educational material development, with transparent disclosure of potential conflicts of interest.