Anna Christina Maukner, BA, MSc
Center for Public Health (Department of Social and Preventive Medicine)
Keywords
Anthropology, Medical; Qualitative Research
Research group(s)
- Unit Medical Anthropology and Global Health
Head: Ruth Kutalek
Research Area: Research at the Unit focuses on the socio-cultural implications and perceptions of infectious diseases (Ebola VD, Lassa fever, mpox, measles, yellow fever), antimicrobial resistance (AMR), reproductive health, female circumcision, access to health care for disadvantaged and vulnerable populations (e.g. migrants), human-animal-environment interactions (One Health), as well as anthropological perspectives in emergency response and humanitarian assistance.
Members:
Selected publications
- Kutalek R, Grohma P, Maukner AC, Wojczewski S, Palumbo L, Salvi C. (2025) ‘The role of RCCE-IM in the mpox response: A qualitative reflection process with experts and civil society in three European countries’, Journal of Infection and Public Health, 18(7), p. 102787. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jiph.2025.102787.