Allan Krasnik is affiliated with the University of Copenhagen in Denmark. Their research spans multiple intersecting fields, focusing significantly on health professions, psychology, and social sciences. These areas encompass a broad spectrum of subfields, including general health professions, clinical psychology, sociology and political science, public health, environmental and occupational health, and emergency medical services.
The core topics of Krasnik's work concentrate on issues related to migration and health. Their research covers themes such as migration, health and trauma, global health workforce issues, employment and welfare studies, cultural competency in healthcare, interpreting and communication in healthcare, innovations in medical education, and migration and labor dynamics.
Recent papers by Krasnik illustrate the focus on migration and public health challenges. Selected publications include:
Krasnik has collaborated frequently with several researchers, including:
Their work has been published in various academic venues, with numerous publications in the European Journal of Public Health, as well as contributions to BMC Medical Education, International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well-Being, Globalization and Health, and The Lancet Regional Health - Europe.
In addition to journal articles, Krasnik has contributed to book publications, including a title published by Nordic Council of Ministers eBooks:
John Sahl Andersen;Niels De Fine Olivarius;Allan Krasnik
Stefan Priebe;Sima Sandhu;Sónia Dias;Andrea Gaddini
Signe Smith Nielsen;Allan Krasnik
Annegrete Juul;Allan Krasnik;Andreas Rudkjøbing;Hans Okkels Birk
Marie Norredam;Signe S Nielsen;Allan Krasnik
Miriam Sander;Bjarke Oxlund;Astrid Pernille Jespersen;Allan Krasnik
Marie Norredam;Anna Mygind;Allan Krasnik
A Krasnik;P P Groenewegen;P A Pedersen;P von Scholten
Martin Strandberg-Larsen;Allan Krasnik
Marie Norredam;Allan Krasnik;Tine Moller Sorensen;Niels Keiding
Signe S Nielsen;Marie Norredam;Karen L Christiansen;Carsten Obel
Dan Biswas;Maria Kristiansen;Allan Krasnik;Marie Norredam
Maria Kristiansen;Anna Mygind;Allan Krasnik
Maria Kristiansen;Oliver Razum;Hürrem Tezcan-Güntekin;Allan Krasnik
Marie Norredam;Marie Norredam;Charles Agyemang;Oluf K. Hoejbjerg Hansen;Jørgen H. Petersen
N F Olivarius;H Hollnagel;A Krasnik;P A Pedersen
Marie Norredam;A. Garcia-Lopez;N. Keiding;A. Krasnik
Kirstine M. Robinson;Karl Bang Christensen;Bent Ottesen;Allan Krasnik
Marie Norredam;Anna Mygind;Anette Sonne Nielsen;Jens Bagger
Marie L Norredam;Anette Sonne Nielsen;Allan Krasnik
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