Dr. Éva Susánszky

Curriculum vitae
Publications

Curriculum vitae

Personal Data
–   Office Address: Institute of Behavioral Sciences, Semmelweis University
1089 Budapest, Nagyvárad tér 4. Room 1923, level 19
–   Phone: +36 1 210 2953, fax: +36 1 210 2955
–   E-mail:
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Education
–   1975: Ybl Miklós College of Engineering, BA of Civil Engineering
–   1981 Eötvös Lorand University, Faculty of Humanities, MA of Sociology
–   2009: Semmelweis University, Doctoral School of Mental Health Sciences, PhD
Fellowships
–   1991: Fourth Course on Twin Methodology, NATO Advanced Study Institute, Katholieke Universiteit, Leuven, Belgium
–   1993: International Workshop in Reproductive Health Epidemiology, Research Institute for Mother and Child Care, WHO Collaborating Center for Perinatal Medicine, Prague, Czech Republic
–   1994: IUC-Europe seminar, “Implementation of Democracy and Free School Management in Central Europe”. International Education Centre Copenhagen and Svenborg, Denmark
–   Research Fellowship of the Andorka Rudolf Association of Social Sciences
Professional affiliations
–   1995: Department of Medical Sociology, Institute of Behavioral Sciences, Semmelweis University, Budapest
–   1994: Novus Grammar School
–   1982-1994: National Institute of Public Health, Demartment of Human Genetics and Teratology, WHO “Centre for Social Prevention of Hereditary Diesases”, epidemiologist
–   1975-1982: Department of Technical management, Budapest 8th District, technical manager
Professional experience:
–   Teaching medical sociology for medical, dental and pharmacy students at Semmelweis University
–   Teaching postgraduate health sociology at the Eötvös Lorand University
–   Teaching postgraduate health sociology at the Debrecen University
Research Fields
–   Suicide
–   Social inequalities in health
–   The quality of life of young people in Hungary
–   Information society and medicine
Grants 2005-
–   Hungarian Scientific Research Fund (OTKA), School of Science Grant: Quality of life and empowerment
–   Hungarian Scientific Research Fund (OTKA), School of Science Grant: Social and psychological components of the quality of life in Hungary
–   National Research and Development Project (NKFP) Social and psychological components of quality of life
–   MADO: Optimisation of Typing Policies for European Marrow Donor Registries
–   EU5 Grant
–   UNICAFE: Survey of the University Career of Female Scientists at Life Sciences; an EU6 Grant
–   POSEIDON: Promoting Optimisation, Safety, Experience sharing and quality Implementation for Donation Organisation and Networking in Unrelated Haematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation in Europe; an EU6 Grant
–   EAAD: European Alliance Against Depression an EU-6 project
Membership of Scientific Associations:
–   Hungarian Association of Sociology
–   Hungarian Association of Psycho-Physiology and Health Psychology
–   John Selye Association of Psycho-physiology
–   European Association of Psychophysiology
–   European Association of Public Health
Skills:
Languages:
–   English: good understanding, speaking, reading, writing
–   Russian: fair understanding, speaking, reading, writing
Computer: skills in statistical analysis in social studies
Publications (journals):
–   Hungarian: 50
–   English: 9
–   IF: 12,804
–   Citation: 10