Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP)

Kai Knapp, Evelyn Wiencek, and Larissa Fenker from the IPP present current (doctoral) projects

Health and nursing scientists at the University of Bremen have been conducting research and teaching in the Humanities 1 (GW1) building at the University of Bremen since October.

At the annual conference of the German Society for Social Medicine and Prevention, the six new joint research projects of the BMFTR funding line on intervention studies for healthy and sustainable living conditions and lifestyles were presented in three symposia and a poster exhibition.

The editors Anke Steckelberg and Birte Berger-Höger (Institute for Public Health and Nursing Research IPP) provide a well-founded insight into the research and practice of decision coaching in nursing care.

Lisa Aschenbach, Xenia Kumm and Leonie Renelt, Student assistant at the Institute for Public Health and Nursing Research IPP, achieved second place with their research project “Menstruation in Everyday University Life“ awarded by the Institute for Cycle Health.

New home: the IPP moves to GW1

In this podcast, Rasmus Bisanz (student), Gabi Meihswinkel (Studierwerkstatt), and Solveig Lena Hansen (Lecturer for Ethics, Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research IPP) from the University of Bremen talk with the project Unconditional Teaching.

Buğse Yüceer, research assistant at the Institute for Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP) successfully defended her dissertation entitled ‘Evaluation of the effectiveness of a mobile application developed for informal carers of people with dementia’.

What time savings and what qualitative improvements does language software bring to care for the elderly? This is being researched and analysed for the first time by the University of Bremen and Bremen University of Applied Sciences in the TCALL project.