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期刊名:Zeitschrift fur evidenz fortbildung und qualitaet im gesundheitswesen

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ISSN:1865-9217

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Gesche Först,Wiltrud Probst,Donald Ranft et al. Gesche Först et al.
Background: The Committee for Anti-infective Therapy within the Federal Association of German Hospital Pharmacists (ADKA) regularly surveys the status of antimicrobial stewardship (AMS) implementation in German hospitals....
Marten Schmied,Orsolya Máté,Klára Simon et al. Marten Schmied et al.
Background: Digital competencies are essential skills in modern nursing practice. Until now, no validated instrument has been available for assessing these competencies among nursing students in German-speaking countries....
Nicole Wimmesberger,Christoph Armbruster,Sebastian Voigt-Radloff et al. Nicole Wimmesberger et al.
Healthcare professionals have a responsibility to base their decisions on a combination of clinical experience, evidence-based research, and the inclusion of patient values and preferences to improve their clients' quality of care. However,...
Saskia Gollasch,Ute Karbach Saskia Gollasch
Background: Even 15 years after the ratification of the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UN CRPD), the data available to describe the health services and medical care for people with so-called int...
Gabriele Müller-Mundt,Konstanze Ballüer,Kathleen Robel et al. Gabriele Müller-Mundt et al.
Background: People with chronic diseases face many challenges as their disease progresses. In particular, patients with severe and rare diseases receive long-term care from university outpatient clinics. For patients suff...
Philipp Hengel,Chrissa Tsatsaronis,Reinhard Busse et al. Philipp Hengel et al.
Background: The PopGrouper is a population-based classification system that was created using data from a large German statutory health insurance fund. It annually assigns each individual to one mutually exclusive, clinic...
Alexandra Glizner,Franziska Schade,Hannah Verena Frerichs et al. Alexandra Glizner et al.
Background: Routine documentation in inpatient palliative care units takes up a significant amount of caregivers' workload, but at the same time offers many opportunities for data use, e.g. for quality assurance. The S3 g...