Martijn van Doorn

Martijn van Doorn is an active Researcher in the Department of Dermatology at Erasmus MC, University Medical Center Rotterdam. His clinical and research work focuses on complex dermatological conditions with particular emphasis on treatment outcomes and patient management strategies.

His research interests prominently feature chronic urticaria, psoriasis, and immune-mediated inflammatory diseases, with significant contributions to understanding biologic therapies and their real-world applications. Van Doorn's work frequently addresses treatment efficacy, adverse events, and patient-reported outcomes across multiple international collaborative studies.

Analysis of his recent publications reveals a strong trend toward digital health monitoring in dermatology, sex-based differences in treatment response, and vaccine considerations for immunocompromised patients. His research bridges clinical practice with patient-centered outcomes assessment.

With 121 total research outputs including 115 articles, 3 commentaries, and 3 review articles, van Doorn maintains an active publication record. His work has attracted attention from news outlets and social media platforms, with multiple studies picked up by news organizations and discussed across various channels.

Van Doorn has supervised 4 research projects, indicating his role in mentoring junior researchers. His collaborative network spans multiple countries, reflecting the international nature of his research in dermatology and immunology.