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Brecht Ingelbeen
20072026

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Brecht is a pharmacist and infectious disease epidemiologist using population-based epidemiological studies to track risk or outcome data, to inform infectious disease prevention/control.

Research foci include community-level factors including behaviour determining the transmission of (antimicrobial resistant) pathogens, risk/exposure surveillance to track transmission of infectious diseases or for AMR, and evaluation of primary care or community-based AMR control interventions. 

PhD dissertation (Utrecht University, 2023): https://dspace.library.uu.nl/handle/1874/427300

Research projects:

  • Optimising community antibiotic use and environmental infection control with behavioural interventions in rural Burkina Faso and DR Congo: https://jpiamr.eu/projects/cabu-eico/ (completed May 2025)

  • Active one health surveillance in LMICs to monitor and predict Antimicrobial Resistance Using Metagenomics: https://jpiamr.eu/projects/alarum/ (ongoing)

  • BE-PIN: https://www.belspo.be/belspo/Post-Covid/project_en.stm (ongoing)
  • Characterising Transmission of SARS-CoV-2 in a Peri-urban Population in Mozambique Using Population-based (Sero)Surveillance: https://www.itg.be/en/research/projects/africover (completed Dec 2023)

Education/Academic qualification

Infectious disease epidemiology, PhD, Preventing and controlling infectious disease outbreaks and AMR: From counting cases to monitoring risks, University Medical Center Utrecht

26-Mar-202131-Mar-2023

Award Date: 31-Mar-2023

Tropical Medicine and International Health, Postgraduate

Award Date: 11-Mar-2011

Master in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Master in Pharmacy, Ghent University

31-Oct-200130-Jun-2008

Award Date: 30-Jun-2008

Keywords

  • B680-epidemiology
  • B510-infections
  • B680-public-health

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