Theses medicae de tertiana

Quas ... Pro summis in arte Medica honoribus & privilegiis consequendis, publicae disquisitioni subiicit Iohannes Keuchenius Clivo-Vesaliensis. Ad IX. Decembr. Anno MDCXIV. ...Druckjahr nach Datum auf dem TitelblattEnth. 49 ThesenDiss. med. Basel, 161

Veröffentlichungspraxis in den öffentlich zugänglichen Rechtsprechungsportalen von Bund und Ländern von 2011 bis 2020

Bei den vorliegenden Daten handelt es sich um einen Begleitdatensatz zu den Veröffentlichungen von Keuchen/Deuber in den Heften 05 und 06/2022 der Zeitschrift "Recht Digital" (RDi). Darin wurde die Veröffentlichungspraxis in öffentlich zugänglichen Rechtsprechungsportalen von Bund und Ländern für den Zeitraum von 2011 bis 2020 untersucht. Betrachtet wurde die Veröffentlichungsquote sowie die Art und Weise der Bereitstellung, insbesondere im Lichte des Datennutzungsgesetzes (DNG) auf den Portalen

"To my knees!" or: On the witchcraft of the prophetic

Schäfer H. "Mir zu Füßen!" oder: Von der zauberhaften Macht des Prophetischen (Apg. 8, 9-24). In: Keuchen M, ed. Die besten Nebenrollen. 50 biblische Randfiguren. Leipzig: EVA; 2006: 321

... pro consequendis in u.i. insigniis doctoralibus conclusiones desumptas ex celeberrima l. diffamari 5. C. de ingen. manumissis

publicè defendendas proponit Servatius Keuchenius Iuliacensis, disputatio fiet ad diem 26. Augusti ...Enthält 42 ThesenDiss. iur. Basel, 159

Erfahrungen und Evaluation zum Projekt Videokorrektur am Fachbereich Rechtswissenschaft der Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg

Im Wintersemester 2019/20 erfolgte am Fachbereich Rechtswissenschaft der Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg testweise die Korrektur einer juristischen Klausur per sogenannter Videokorrektur. Im Beitrag werden Erfahrungen aus dem Projekt sowie die bei den Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern durchgeführte Evaluation dargestellt

Klingender Grünewald – Theologische Spurensuche bei Paul Hindemiths Symphonie „Mathis der Maler“

Lerke S. Klingender Grünewald – Theologische Spurensuche bei Paul Hindemiths Symphonie „Mathis der Maler“. In: Keuchen M, Janus R, eds. Musik als Lebensmittel. Kulturwissenschaftlich-theologische Rationen für ein Jahr. INPUT. Vol 8. Münster: Lit; 2021: 191-195

Is having a job a protective factor? Employment status and state of medical care as subjectively perceived by adults with CHD in Germany

Background: Most patients born with CHD nowadays reach adulthood, and thus quality of life, life situation, and state of medical care aspects are gaining importance in the current era. The present study aimed to investigate whether patients' assessment depends on their means of occupation. The findings are expected to be helpful in optimising care and for developing individual treatment plans. Methods: The present study was based on an online survey conducted in cooperation with patient organisations. Participants were recruited from the database of the German National Register for Congenital Heart Defects. In total, 1828 individuals (777 males, 1051 females) took part. Participants were asked to rate aspects such their state of health on a six-tier scale (1=worst specification). Response behaviour was measured against the background of occupational details. Results: Training for or pursuing a profession was found to be significantly associated with participants' rating of five of the six examined aspects (p<0.05). Sex seemed to play an important part in four of the six aspects. Conclusions: An optimal treatment plan for adults with CHD should always consider aspects such as sex and employment status. To work out such an optimal and individual treatment plan for each adult CHD patient, an objective tool to measure patients' actual CHD-specific knowledge precluding socially accepted response bias would be very useful

Transition in Patients with Congenital Heart Disease in Germany: Results of a Nationwide Patient Survey

Background: A growing number of adults with congenital heart disease (ACHD) pose a particular challenge for health care systems across the world. Upon turning into 18 years, under the German national health care system, ACHD patients are required to switch from a pediatric to an adult cardiologist or an ACHD-certified provider. To date, reliable data investigating the treatment situation of ACHD patients in Germany are not available. Materials and methods: An online survey was conducted in collaboration with patient organizations to address the life situation and the conditions of health care provision for ACHD patients in Germany. ACHD patients were recruited from the database of the National Register for Congenital Heart Defects (NRCHD) and informed about the survey via email, websites, and social networks. A total of 1,828 ACHD patients (1,051 females) participated in this study. The mean age was 31.7 +/- 11.7 years. Participants were surveyed about treating physicians and the institution mainly involved in the treatment of their CHD. In addition, participants were asked questions to assess the level of trust toward their treating physician and their familiarity with the term ACHD-certified provider. Results: Among the surveyed patients, 25.4% stated that they attended a specific ACHD clinic at a heart center regularly, 32.7% were treated in a private practice setting by a pediatric cardiologist, 32.4% in a private practice (adult) cardiology setting, and 9.5% were treated by an other physician. Only 24.4% of the male and 29.7% of the female ACHD patients were familiar with the term ACHD-certified provider. Conclusion: The transfer from pediatric cardiology to ACHD care requires further attention as many adult patients have not transferred to certified ACHD providers. The question of whether ACHD patients in Germany are offered consistent and adequate care should also be investigated in more detail. The answers regarding the ACHD certification are particularly disappointing and indicative of a large information gap and inadequate education in clinical practice