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Juliane Winkelmann
Biography
Juliane is a Technical Officer based at the Observatory’s Secretariat in Brussels since 2022. Before she was a member of the Observatory’s Berlin hub, based at the Berlin University of Technology.
Her work focuses on health workforce, dental care, long-term care, skill mix and integrated care. Juliane is an author and editor of Health System Reviews (HiTs), policy briefs and Observatory studies. She supports the State of Health in the EU programme and the Health Systems in Action Insights, and covers health system and policy developments in Austria, Germany, Luxembourg, North Macedonia and Switzerland.
Juliane holds a PhD in Public Health from the Berlin University of Technology.
Recent publications
1. Winkelmann, J., Gómez Rossi, J., van Ginneken, E. Oral health care in Europe: Financing, access and provision. Health Systems in Transition, 2022; 24(2): pp. 1–169.
2. Winkelmann J, Scarpetti G, Williams GA, Maier C. How
can skill-mix innovations support the implementation of integrated care
for people with chronic conditions and multimorbidity? Policy Brief 46, European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies, 2022.
3. Winkelmann, J., Webb, E., Williams G, Herandez-Quevedo, C., Maier, C.B., Panteli, D. European countries‘ responses in the WHO European region in ensuring sufficient physical infrastructure and workforce capacity during the first COVID-19 wave. Health Policy. 2022 May;126(5):362-372.