prof. dr. Dike van de Mheen

Bio

Dike van de Mheen studied Health Sciences at Maastricht University, The Netherlands, and is epidemiologist. In 1998 she successfully defended her PhD thesis “Inequalities in health, to be continued? A life course perspective on socio-economic inequalities in health”. She was researcher and senior advisor at the Rotterdam Area Health Authority, and researcher and assistant professor at Erasmus University Rotterdam, Department of Public Health. She was director of IVO Addiction Research Institute Rotterdam, professor “Addiction Research” at Erasmus University in Rotterdam and professor “Care and prevention of risky behaviour and addiction” at Maastricht University. 

She has extensive experience in research (both quantitative and qualitative) on public health, care research, vulnerable groups and addiction (on both substances like drugs, alcohol, tobacco, and addictive behaviours such as gambling and video gaming). She is member of several committees and (advisory)boards.

Expertise

Co-creation, Care Research, Public Health, Addiction, Vulnerable Groups, Alcohol and Drug Policy

Teaching

Mastertrack Health, Wellbeing & Society

Courses

• Health and Policy

Collaboration

Tranzo collaborates with more than 75 societal partners on a structural base in Academic Collaborative Centers. In addition we collaborate with ca. 120 partners in different research projects.

Recent publications

1. Poster - Evaluation of an interdisciplinary alcohol approach for hosp…

   Bisschop, J., de Jonge, H., van de Mheen, D., Mathijssen, J., & Rozema, A. (2023). Poster: Evaluation of an interdisciplinary alcohol approach for hospital patient with problematic alcohol use. Digital or Visual Products

2. Mental health issues and illness and substance use disorder (non-)dis…

   Bogaers, R., Geuze, E., van Weeghel, J., Leijten, F., van de Mheen, D., Greenberg, N., Rozema, A. D., & Brouwers, E. (2023). Mental health issues and illness and substance use disorder (non-)disclosure to a supervisor: A cross-sectional study on beliefs, attitudes and needs of military personnel. British Medical Journal - Open, 13(4), Article e063125.

3. Workplace mental health disclosure, sustainable employability and wel…

   Bogaers, R. I., Geuze, E., Van Weeghel, J., Leijten, F., van de Mheen, D., Rüsch, N., Rozema, A. D., & Brouwers, E. P. M. (2023). Workplace mental health disclosure, sustainable employability and well-being at work: A cross-sectional study among military personnel with mental illness. Journal of Occupational Rehabilitation, 33(2), 399-413.

4. Werkzame elementen van alcoholinterventies om (problematisch) alcohol…

   Boumans, J., van den Bulck, F. A. E., Bovens, R. H. L. M., Dekker, G., van der Mast, J. M., Dupont, H. B., van de Mheen, D., & Rozema, A. D. (2023). Werkzame elementen van alcoholinterventies om (problematisch) alcoholgebruik bij 55-plussers te voorkomen en te verminderen: Een systematische review. TSG: Tijdschrift voor Gezondheidswetenschappen, 101(3), 109-119.

5. Towards a new definition of the typical day in the alcohol use disord…

   Esselink, A., Bovens, R. H. L. M., van de Mheen, D. H. M., Gesthuizen, M. J. W., & Mathijssen, J. J. P. (2023). Towards a new definition of the typical day in the alcohol use disorder identification test-consumption. European Addiction Research, 29(4), 264-271.