Member profile
Dominik Domhoff
Building/room:
Grazer Straße 4
(GRA4)
A1100
Phone:
+49 421 218-68909
Research associate
Dominik Domhoff is a health scientist at the Institute for Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP) at the University of Bremen and a qualified nurse. In addition to research into care structures for people in need of care, he is also involved with innovative digital technologies in care.
Publications & Social Media
Research
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Health services research on medical and nursing care
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Development, implementation and use of innovative technologies in care and associated framework conditions
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Financing of health and care services, social insurance
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Quantitative methods and secondary data analyse
Teaching
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Statistical data analysis with R (summer semester 2020 to summer semester 2021)
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Health Economics 2: Financing and Remuneration of Health Services (winter semester 2017/2018 to winter semester 2019/2020)
Memberships
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German Society for Demography (DGD)
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German Society for Epidemiology (DGEpi)
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Working Group on the Collection and Utilisation of Secondary Data (AGENS)
Awards
2017: Allianz Young Talent Award for Demography for the Master's thesis "Catholicism and Mortality: Spatial Patterns and Associations of Religious Affiliation and Causes of Death in Germany
Professional career | |
since 11/2016 | Research assistant in the Department of Nursing Research, Institute for Public Health and Nursing Research, University of Bremen |
2010 | Professional qualification in healthcare and nursing |
Academic career | |
2020-2023 | Master's degree programme in Public Health/Nursing Science at the University of Bremen Degree: Master of Arts Topic of the Master's thesis: "Catholicism and Mortality: Spatial Patterns and Associations of Religious Affiliation and Causes of Death in Germany" |
2010-2013 | Bachelor's degree programme in Public Health/Health Sciences at the University of Bremen Degree: Bachelor of Arts Topic of the Bachelor's thesis: "The influence of occupational status on sickness-related absenteeism at work - results of the GEDA study 2010" |