Lukas Lange-Drenth

Lukas Lange-Drenth serves as a Research Fellow at the Department of Medical Psychology within the Center for Psychosocial Medicine at the University Medical Center Hamburg-Eppendorf (UKE), affiliated with the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Hamburg. His academic credentials include both a Ph.D. and M.Sc., reflecting his expertise in psychological aspects of medical care with a particular focus on oncology.

Dr. Lange-Drenth's research centers on digital health interventions for cancer patients, examining how technology can enhance patient care, improve health literacy, and support rehabilitation. His work specifically investigates internet usage patterns among cancer patients, trust in online health information, and the development of e-learning environments to improve digital health literacy. He has also conducted significant research on telerehabilitation programs and the psychosocial aspects of cancer care, particularly focusing on patient-reported outcomes and satisfaction metrics.

Analysis of his publication history from 2017-2025 reveals a consistent research trajectory examining how digital tools can support cancer patients throughout their care continuum. His work spans multiple methodologies including randomized controlled trials, qualitative interviews with healthcare providers, systematic reviews, and psychometric validation studies. The research demonstrates increasing sophistication in examining not just the implementation of digital health tools, but also their effectiveness, patient acceptance, and impact on clinical outcomes.

Dr. Lange-Drenth collaborates extensively with colleagues at UKE, particularly with researchers including Schulz H, Bleich C, and others specializing in psycho-oncology and patient-centered care. His work bridges clinical practice and technological innovation, addressing critical gaps in how cancer patients access and utilize digital health resources.