Department of Palliative Medicine

Sprache in Bewegung – Schlüsselbegriffe der Palliativmedizin im Wandel der Zeit (2019) Peters J, Heckel M, Ostgathe C, Habermann M Journal article Metaphors for multidrug-resistant bacteria in German newspaper articles, 1995-2015. A computer-assisted qualitative study. (2019) Peters J, Dykes N, Habermann M, Ostgathe C, Heckel M Journal article, Original article Contactless Carotid Pulse Measurement Using Continuous Wave Radar (2018) Shi K, Schellenberger S, Steigleder T, Michler F, Lurz F, Weigel R, Kölpin A Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Detecting Respiratory Effort-Related Arousals in Polysomnographic Data Using LSTM Networks (2018) Schellenberger S, Shi K, Mai M, Wiedemann JPW, Steigleder T, Eskofier B, Weigel R, Kölpin A Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Multidrug-resistant bacterial microorganisms (MDRO) in end-of-life care: development of recommendations for hospitalized patients using a mixed-methods approach (2018) Heckel M, Stiel S, Herbst FA, Tiedtke J, Sturm A, Adelhardt T, Bogdan C, et al. Journal article Staff members' ambivalence on caring for patients with multidrug-resistant bacteria at their end of life: A qualitative study (2018) Tiedtke J, Stiel S, Heckel M, Herbst FA, Sturm A, Sieber C, Ostgathe C, Lang F Journal article Kontinuierliche berührungslose Erfassung von Herzschlag und Atmung als Surrogatparameter für Symptomlinderung–eine Pilotstudie (2018) Steigleder T, Malessa A, Shi K, Michler F, Schellenberger S, Heckel M, Kölpin A, Ostgathe C Journal article, Original article Radar-Based Heart Sound Detection (2018) Will C, Shi K, Schellenberger S, Steigleder T, Michler F, Fuchs J, Weigel R, et al. Journal article, Online publication Patients' views on the impact of multi-drug-resistant bacterial microorganisms (MDRO) in end-of-life care - A qualitative study using principles of Grounded Theory. (2018) Sturm A, Ostgathe C, Stiel S, Heckel M, Herbst FA, Adelhardt T, Schöffski O, et al. Conference contribution, Conference Contribution Bouldering psychotherapy reduces depressive symptoms even when general physical activity is controlled for: A randomized controlled trial (2018) Stelzer EM, Book S, Grässel E, Hofner B, Kornhuber J, Luttenberger K Journal article