Research focus
Her research on complementary and integrative health focuses on the digital transformation of health care, particularly digital health interventions and artificial intelligence (AI). She integrates clinical research, evidence synthesis, health economics, and implementation research with participatory approaches to actively involve stakeholders. Further research interests include comparative effectiveness research on complex non-pharmacological interventions from complementary and integrative medicine, mixed-methods designs, and the study of treatment expectations in the context of placebo and nocebo effects.