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Awarding International Gerontology Prize of Turkey of the Year 2023 to Prof Karin Wolf-Ostermann
International Gerontology Prize of Turkey of the Year 2023 to Prof KarinWolf-Ostermann In her acceptance speech, Prof. Wolf-Ostermann emphasised that receiving this prize was a great honour in her scientific [...] Prof KarinWolf-Ostermann has been working closely with the Department of Gerontology and the Faculty of Nursing at Akdeniz University in Antalya for several years. This cooperation included, for example [...] Prof. Wolf-Ostermann spent a one-week research stay at Akdeniz University, supported by the Board of Directors of the Scientist Support Programme BİDEB. As part of this programme, Prof. Wolf-Ostermann gave
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Study Begins: Reducing Hospitalization in Dementia Sufferers
Professor KarinWolf-Ostermann. Contact: Professor KarinWolf-Ostermann Institut für Public Health und Pflegeforschung (IPP) University of Bremen Tel.: +49 421 218-68960 E-mail: wolf-ostermann@uni-bremen [...] The money comes from the innovation fund for health service research. Focus on Nursing Care KarinWolf-Ostermann, professor of nursing science for health service research at the Institut für Public Health
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Prof Dr Karin Wolf-Ostermann and Janissa Altona at the 33. Alzheimer Europe Conference in Helsinki, Finland
Prof. Dr. KarinWolf-Ostermann University of Bremen Faculty 11 Human and Health Sciences Institute of Public Health und Nursing Research Department Healthcare Research Mail: wolf-ostermann@uni-bremen [...] and practices to improve the lives of people affected by dementia. In this context, Prof. Dr KarinWolf-Ostermann gave a presentation on the topic "Reduction of hospital admissions for people with dementia
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"We want to present the methods in a way that is as action-oriented as possible and illustrated by practical examples. - Interview with Christian Spatscheck and Karin Wolf-Ostermann, authors of "social space analyses".
Prof. Dr. KarinWolf-Ostermann University of Bremen Faculty 11 Human and Health Sciences Institute of Public Health und Nursing Research Department Healthcare research Mail: wolf-ostermann@uni-bremen [...] Verlag conducted an interview on "Sozialraumanalysen" with the authors Christian Spatscheck and KarinWolf-Ostermann on the occasion of the newly published 2nd edition. There was and still is a great professional
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Re-elected to the Board of the Ethics Committee of the German Nursing Association (DGP)
Contact: Prof. Dr. KarinWolf-Ostermann University of Bremen Faculty 11 Human and Health Sciences Institute of Public Health und Nursing Research Department 7 Mail: wolf-ostermann@uni-bremen.de www.ipp [...] Prof. Dr. KarinWolf-Ostermann is a member of the Institute for Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP) at the University of Bremen. She was re-elected to the board of the Ethics Committee of the German
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Prof. Dr. Karin Wolf-Ostermann (@IPP_UniBremen) as guest at the Integrated Health Campus Bremen (IGB)
Prof. Dr. KarinWolf-Ostermann University of Bremen Faculty 11 Human and Health Sciences Institute of Public Health und Nursing Research Department of Health Care Research Mail: wolf-ostermann@uni-bremen [...] Prof. Dr. KarinWolf-Ostermann (@IPP_UniBremen) was a guest at the Integrated Health Campus Bremen (IGB) and spoke as a competent interview partner of the Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research
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Interdisciplinary exchange enriches: First network meeting on AI in care in Berlin
care/ Prof. Dr. KarinWolf-Ostermann University of Bremen Faculty 11 Human and Health Sciences Institute of Public Health und Nursing Research Department Healthcare Research Mail: wolf-ostermann@uni-bremen [...] meeting on artificial intelligence in nursing. The Department of Health Care Research (Prof Dr. KarinWolf-Ostermann) from IPP (Institute of Public Health and Nursing research) was part of the organization and [...] in everyday care" funding line. The accompanying scientific project ProKIP, led by Prof. Dr KarinWolf-Ostermann, organised and designed the exchange. After a word of greeting by Ms Katrin Nostadt (BMBF)
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Corona Crisis Destabilizes Outpatient Care
Prof . Dr . KarinWolf-Ostermann Department of Health Care Research at the Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP) University of Bremen Phone: +49 421 218-68960 Email: wolf-ostermann@uni-bremen [...] risk of severe disease progression and high mortality when infected with SARS-CoV2,” says KarinWolf-Ostermann, professor of nursing science, who headed the study. It is also those providing the care that [...] too late to fully develop their potential as part of an effective protection concept,” says KarinWolf-Ostermann. Therefore, serial testing is required where results are available more quickly. Precarious
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"Future of Care" Cluster Investigates Technological Innovations in Care
-research Contact: Prof. Dr. KarinWolf-Ostermann Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP) University of Bremen Phone: +49 421 218-68960 Email: wolf-ostermann@uni-bremen.de Prof. Dr. Heinz [...] be meaningfully integrated into care practice and the work of care staff," says Professor KarinWolf-Ostermann. Among other things, the Bremen researchers are analyzing the need for technological support [...] together with nursing researchers and nursing economists from the University of Bremen: Professor KarinWolf-Ostermann from the Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research and Professor Heinz Rothgang from
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Can AI relieve the burden on care?
According to Prof KarinWolf-Ostermann from the Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP) at the University of Bremen, AI has the potential to improve the quality of nursing care, improve working [...] the workload of healthcare professionals are seen as important goals of the application," said Wolf-Ostermann. Healthcare workers are generally open to the use of AI and also see it as a relief, she said [...] and communication as well as fall detection, fall avoidance and fall risk classification," said Wolf-Ostermann. Overall, the study situation is very thin. Missing the mark: Technologies are often developed
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