Ursula Griebler

Dr. Ursula Griebler is an Academic Associate at the Center for Evaluation, University for Continuing Education Krems. Her work focuses on health literacy, public health, and evidence-based medicine. She leads multiple projects funded by regional and national entities, including initiatives on health promotion, rapid reviews, and community participation. Key projects include the 'GIN – Gesund im Netz' project to identify trustworthy online health information and the 'Evidence Impulse 2024' on mental health literacy in youth. Her research emphasizes systematic reviews, stakeholder engagement, and the development of tools like the 'Info without Side Effects' checklist for evaluating health information. She has contributed to over 30 peer-reviewed publications and lectures on rapid reviews and evidence synthesis methods. She has no explicitly stated part-time roles.

Research interests span health literacy from pediatric perspectives, stakeholder involvement in health policy, and methodological advancements in rapid reviews. Her work bridges academic research with practical health promotion strategies, particularly in Lower Austria and German-speaking regions. Current projects address digital health transformation and citizen participation in health initiatives.