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Anna-Clara Hollander is an associate professor and clinical psychologist (leg. psykolog) and received her PhD in psychiatric epidemiology in 2013 and is active in the research group /en/gph/epidemiology-of-psychiatric-conditions-substance-use-and-social-environment-epicss (EPiCSS). To read about Hollander's team see Mental health and psychiatric care utilization in minority groups.  Anna-Clara has lived and worked in Tajikistan 2006-2008 studying PTSD and depression after their civil war and spent time as post doc at the Division of Psychiatry, University College London. 

Academic honours, awards and prizes
Anna-Clara Hollander's research awarded her the European Psychiatric Association Research Prizes 2017 in the category “Biological correlates and treatments of mental disorders”.

Anna-Clara is using population register-based approaches to social risk factors, such as migration of psychiatric morbidity and mortality and utilization of psychiatric care (/en/phs/psychiatry-sweden-the-register-linkage-epicss-group). In addition to the register-based epidemiology, Anna-Clara use field epidemiological methods to study for instance undocumented migrants and is leading various validation studies of diagnose in psychiatry registers. Anna-Clara is also doing intervention studies to increase use of mental health services among migrants, see (/gph/tidiga-insatser-for-nyanlanda-projekt-tina). Read more about what Hollander's team at Mental health and psychiatric care utilization in minority groups.

Anna-Clara is teaching and has been teaching the subjects Migrant health, Migrants mental health, Global mental health and Ethnicity and health at the bachelor, master and PhD-level at the ̽����ѡ. Anna-Clara is also the course leader at the 7, 5 HP course in Evidence based public health intervention at bachelor level at the Stockholm University.