Habilitations and doctorates

If you are doing your doctorate on a healthcare science topic, we cordially invite you to our PhD student colloquium on healthcare research.

Chair: The colloquium is led by Prof. Dr. Dr. Stephanie Stiel and is aimed at all doctoral students at the MHH whose doctoral projects are related to health services research.

Dates: The sessions take place online via Microsoft Teams every second Tuesday of the month from 16:00 to 17:30. A list with the specific dates and the dial-in link can be found here.

Procedure: In each session, all participants briefly report on the current status and any challenges of their doctoral project. In addition, there will be one detailed presentation of a doctoral project per session (e.g. [interim] results or sample presentations for disputations). Scientists experienced in healthcare research methods are available to answer questions and provide feedback. In addition, training courses on topics relevant to doctoral studies (e.g. methods, scientific writing, etc.) take place at irregular intervals.

Registration: If you are interested in participating and/or would like to make a contribution yourself, please contact prof-versfo-allpallmed@mh-hannover.de. We will add you to our mailing list, through which you will receive dates, dial-in links and further information.

Contact: Dr. Malte Klemmt and Dr. Katharina van Baal

Phone: 0511 532-4376

E-mail: prof-versfo-allpallmed@mh-hannover.de

• Abdollahnia, Mohammad-Yayah. Artificial intelligence in palliative care: Fields of application, challenges and risks (Supervision: F. Herbst; Secondary supervision: S. Schwabe).
• Apolinarski, Beate. ABPATITE: Expansion of hospice-palliative care structures to include day-care services: Need and supply from a socio-spatial perspective from the actors' point of view (Supervision: S. Stiel; Junior supervision: F. Herbst)
• Arndt, Sarah. Preferred autonomy of patients in general practitioners' practices (Supervision: S. Stiel, Junior supervision: M. Klemmt)
• Arendt, Svenja. Health in climate change: The importance of medication and nutrition (First supervisor: S. Stiel; Junior supervisor: K. van Baal)
• Berloge, Christopher. Implementation of health care planning for the last phase of life (according to § 132g SGB V): a standardized quantitative survey in nursing homes in Germany (Supervision: S. Stiel)
• Betke, Merle. Evaluation of the project "Trauer-Netzwerk Niedersachsen" from the perspective of bereavement counselors (Supervision: S. Stiel; Secondary supervision: S. Schwabe)
• Böhmer, Sandra. Physician assistance in general practice (Supervision: A. Herzberg; N. Schneider)
• Bohnhorst, Alina. Screening for hepatitis B and C virus infection as part of the general GP health check-up - a quantitative survey in Lower Saxony (Supervision: K. Afshar; Secondary supervision: S. Stiel)
• Bonin, Maria. EMBRACE-ME: People with a migration background in palliative care research: Experiences of loss during the pandemic and psychosocial support for the bereaved (Supervision: F. Herbst)
• Borghorst, Jan Philip. Identification of LGBTQAI+-related teaching content at medical campuses in Germany (Supervision: K. Afshar)
• Brockmann, Tanja. ABPATITE: Facility-based structural and process evaluation of the Uhlhorn day hospice in Hanover: a quantitative study (Supervision: S. Stiel; Secondary supervision: F. Herbst)
• Bunjaku, Gentian Laurent. CHRONIC - A digital intervention for pain reduction in chronic pain patients (Secondary supervision: S. Stiel)
• Busskamp, Bela : General practitioner involvement in psychosomatic rehabilitation (primary supervision: S. Stiel, junior supervision: M. Klemmt)
• Castellanos Silva, Raquel. End-of-life care in hospitals: a quantitative survey of current practice (Secondary supervision: F. Herbst)
• Dietrich, Marie. FiWaL: Care in queer families of choice at the end of life: Experiences and needs (Supervision: F. Herbst, Secondary supervision: K. Afshar)
• Engeleit, Kristine. Prevalence of patients with potential palliative care needs in a university emergency department (Supervision: K. Afshar; Secondary supervision: T. Schleef)
• Fasse, Karina. WEDA - Scientific evaluation of the dementia support center Ammerland and surroundings (Supervision: F. Herbst; Secondary supervision: S. Schwabe)
• Gaarz, Vanessa. Prevalence and content of precautionary documents of patients on the palliative care ward (primary supervision: S. Stiel, junior supervision: M. Klemmt)
• Ginger, Viktoria. Analysis of psychological stress and psycho-oncological support needs from different perspectives: patients, psycho-oncological and medical team (second supervision: S. Stiel)
• Glizner, Alexandra. Status of the implementation of palliative care guidelines in care practice - examination of the literature and quantitative analysis of the routine documentation of palliative care units in the catchment area of the Comprehensive Cancer Center Lower Saxony (CCC-N) (Supervision: S. Stiel; Junior supervision: K. von Baal)
• Haas, Mareike. The assessment of stress and support needs of close relatives of palliative care patients at the time of admission to the palliative care unit (primary supervision: S. Stiel, secondary supervision: F. Herbst)
• Hillebrecht, Claudia. Self-care and perception of one's own life situation in relatives of patients receiving hospice palliative care living at a distance (Supervision: F. Herbst, Second supervision: K. Afshar)
• Kisker, Anna Katharina. ASEP: Suicide assistance in specialized outpatient palliative care (SAPV) - Experiences, challenges and needs of SAPV teams in dealing with assisted suicides (Supervision: F. Herbst, Secondary supervision: S. Schwabe)
• Koch, Imke. VePoKaP: In the field of tension between stress, coping and disadvantage - A qualitative study of the perspectives of those affected, relatives and researchers on post-COVID syndrome (Supervision: N. Schneider; Junior supervision: F. Herbst)
• König, Katharina. VORIN - Pre-assessment of CPR indications in care facilities in the context of Advance Care Planning (ACP) (Supervision: S. Stiel; Secondary supervision: S. Schwabe)
• Krichevsky, Benjamin. Dual prescriptions: Proposing a classification and evaluation in the emergency department (Supervision: O. Krause)
• Kruse, Rebecca. Evaluation of the project "Trauer-Netzwerk Niedersachsen" from the perspective of accompanied parents (Supervision: S. Stiel; Secondary supervision: S. Schwabe)
• Netzer, Tim. Perceived autonomy of patients in GP practices (first supervision: S. Stiel, junior supervision: M. Klemmt)
• Prettin, Christian Eckart. GP care for deaf people/sign language in the GP practice (Supervision: N. Schneider; Second supervision: F. Herbst)
• Reffke, Sabrina. Polite: Description of experiences and assessments of the implementation of the "Specially Qualified and Coordinated Palliative Medical Care" (BQKPMV) - a survey of GPs in Lower Saxony (Supervision: S. Stiel; Secondary supervision: N. Schneider; Junior supervision: K. van Baal)
• Reif, Katharina Anna Maria. (Discrimination) experiences of LGBT+ physicians and nurses in the workplace? (Supervision: K. Afshar, second supervision: F. Herbst)
• Röwer, Hanna Anke Anneliese. Regional hospice and palliative care networks: How have they been developed so far and how can they be further developed (Supervision: F. Herbst, Junior supervision: S. Schwabe)
• Runde, Annkathrin. Parent training Triple P to improve the parent-child relationship and to strengthen parenting skills - a randomized controlled trial (Secondary supervision: S. Stiel)
• Schade, Franziska. Early involvement of people with heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and dementia in specialized outpatient palliative care (SAPV) - the perspective of SAPV teams in the KOPAL study (Supervision: S. Stiel)
• Schleef, Tanja. Integration of general medicine into a university emergency department: Analysis of a 5-year pilot project with special consideration of the introduction of a new triage system (Supervision: N. Schneider; Junior supervision: O. Krause)
• Siebelink, Leonie Marie. Palliative medical care for people in housing and homelessness in Hanover (Supervision: F. Herbst, Secondary supervision: S. Stiel)
• Stemme, Laura. Scoping review on experiences, personal resources and support of informal caregivers of patients at the end of life in Germany and abroad (Supervision: F. Herbst)
• Töller, Hannah-Leonie. Experiences and needs of caregiving chosen family of LGBTQ+ individuals with terminal illness (Supervision: K. Afshar, Second supervision: F. Herbst)
• Werner, Maic. Orthogeriatric comanagement of proximal femur fractures at a German university hospital (second supervision: O. Krause)

• Afshar, Kambiz (PD Dr. med.): Systematic development and testing of a decision aid for the clinical assessment of seriously ill and dying people in GP practice
• Bleidorn, Jutta (PD Dr. med.): Importance, feasibility and problems of clinical drug trials in primary care using the example of uncomplicated urinary tract infection
• Herbst, Franziska (PD Dr. phil.): Interaction of patients and their relatives in the last phase of life using the example of dyads of adult children and their parents: development of recommendations for action and research methodological reflections
• Krause, Olaf (PD Dr. med.): Polypharmacy and drug therapy safety in elderly people in GP practices, nursing homes and hospitals - problems and approaches to solutions
• Schmiemann, Guido (PD Dr. med.): The model of evidence-based medicine in the reality of general practitioner care

• Beider, Renata (Dr. rer. biol. hum.): Disease progression and quality of life in patients with rheumatoid arthritis in the context of integrated patient care in Lower Saxony

• Berndt, Carolin Sophie (Dr. med.): Supportive and hindering factors in general outpatient palliative care - a qualitative secondary evaluation of longitudinal interviews with general practitioners
• Berndt, Johanna Marie (Dr. med.): Consensus-based Recommendations by German Movement Disorder Specialists for Advance Directives of People with Parkinson's Disease in Regard to typical Complications
• Bilgin, Esma (Dr. med.). Improving primary palliative care - A Delphi consensus study on measures for general practice in Germany
• Blase, Lena Frederike (Dr. med.): ManRück: Manual therapy for acute non-specific back pain in the general practitioner setting prospective, multicenter, pre-post intervention study

• Brederecke, Jan (Dr. rer. biol. hum.): Body image and psychological stress in oncology patients and their partners

• Daether-Kracke, Nick (Dr. med.): Geriatric assessment in primary care practices: evaluation of the short version (MAGIC) compared to the original version (STEP)

• Gatz, Ienje Jasmin (Dr. med.): Patient satisfaction in individual practices and medical care centers
• Gawinski, Laura (Dr. rer. biol. hum.): Empirical studies on interactions in relationships between parents and their adult children in the last phase of life)
• Glaubitz, Stefanie (Dr. med.): Polypharmacy - Comparison of the medication of GP patients before and after discharge from a geriatric Clinical Department
• Grütering, Louisa (Dr. med.): ALLPRAX: formative and summative evaluation of the intervention
• Kattner, Iris (Dr. med.): Management of urinary tract infections in primary care practice: feasibility of FLEXICULTTM (MAFL)
• Klindtworth, Katharina (Dr. PH): Care situation and needs at the end of life perspectives of elderly patients with severe heart failure and their relatives
• Kuhlmann, Rahel (Dr. med.): Identification of frailty in general practice - a diagnostic study
• Laidig, Friederike (Dr. rer. biol. hum.): Evaluation of a measure to increase drug therapy safety in outpatients
• Martens, Felix (Dr. med.): Structured identification of patients who can benefit from palliative care - A trial of the Supportive and Palliative Care Indicators Tool (SPICT) in hospitals
• Pahlow, Helene Franziska (Dr. med.): Palliative care from the perspective of surviving relatives of deceased patients - a qualitative study.
• Petzold, Theodor Dierk (Dr. med.): A health motivation as a basis for physician-patient cooperation?
• Sausmikat, Sarah (Dr. med.): The WoMan Power Project: Why family physicians in Germany? An international study on the positive aspects of the GP profession
• Stanze, Henrikje (Dr. rer. biol. hum.): Better understanding the needs of people with advanced lung cancer and their relatives - a qualitative longitudinal study on the last phase of life
• Syrieyx, Oliver (Dr. med.): AttQuerAN - Increasing the attractiveness of lateral entry into general practice in Lower Saxony
• Terjung, Teresa (Dr. med.): ABPATITE: Scoping review on the inventory and needs assessment of palliative care day clinics and day hospices in Germany and abroad
• Tielker, Jannik (Dr. med.): PallPan: Description of experiences, challenges and solutions in the current pandemic situation with regard to the care of seriously ill and dying patients (with/without COVID-19) and their relatives - A Germany-wide online survey of general practitioners
• van Baal, Katharina (Dr. rer. biol. hum.): Analysis of the care situation of people at the end of life in Lower Saxony using data from a statutory health insurance company and routine and survey data from general practitioners
• Walther, Wenke (Dr. rer. biol. hum.): Hospice culture and palliative competence in inpatient geriatric care facilities in Lower Saxony. Analysis of relatives' views and care data from the care documentation of deceased residents
• Willinger, Arvid (Dr. med.): ALLPRAX: Characterizations of patients and descriptions of medical services in AAPV - a quantitative evaluation of routine data from AOK Niedersachsen