Abgeschlossene Dissertationen
On the relationship between nurse and care staffing patterns and resident safety in Swiss long-term care – A six-year granular perspective from the STARFISH study.
Specialised Paediatric PAlliativE CaRe: Assessing Clinical and Service outcomes in multi-site care settings using real world data (SPhAERA-CS)
Specialised Paediatric PAlliativE CaRe: Assessing Economic outcomes in a multi-site context of various care settings (SPhAERA-E).
Dissertation Universitätsbibliothek EDOC
Feasibility of an integrated care model for home-dwelling older adults: the INSPIRE care model.
Dissertation Universitätsbibliothek EDOC
Quality of care in Swiss psychiatric hospitals considering structures, processes, and patient outcomes from nurses’ perspective.
Quality and coordination in home care: A national cross-sectional multicenter study – SPOTnat.
Dissertation Universitätsbibliothek EDOC
Moving eHealth powered medication adherence interventions from the trial world to the real world as part of the SMILe implementation science project.
Tri-National Ethnographic Multi-Case Study of Person-Centred Practices on Resident Quality of Life in Long-Term Residential Care (TRIANGLE).
Dissertation Universitätsbibliothek EDOC
Aging in place among home-dwelling older adults in Canton Basel-Landschaft: the INSPIRE Population Survey.
Dissertation Universitätsbibliothek EDOC
Development of the INSPIRE integrated care model for older adults in Canton Basel-Landschaft using an implementation science approach.
Dissertation Universitätsbibliothek EDOC
CONtextual analysis in implEmeNtation Science (CONSENS).
Development of a methodology for studying context and application in transplantation intervention research.
Dissertation Universitätsbibliothek EDOC
Quality indicators and quality improvement processes in Swiss nursing homes: A multi-study research project.
A Nurse-led Model of Care’s Effectiveness (INTERCARE) in Reducing Unplanned Transfers from Swiss Nursing Homes.
MANagement Of patients with Systemic Sclerosis (MANOSS project): A mixed methods study of chronic illness management practice patterns and the development of a new model of care.
INVEstigating Safety Tipping points in Swiss hospitals: assessing the causal effect of capacity utilization on in-hospital mortality using routine data.
Development and evaluation of a Swiss nurse-led interprofessional care model for nursing homes.
Development, Implementation and Testing of an Integrated Model of Care for Allogeneic SteM Cell TransplantatIon faciLitated by eHealth Technology – The SMILe Study
Going HCVree - Prevention of hepatitis C reinfection in HIV-infected men who have sex with men: A mixed methods study to enable scalability of a behavioral risk reduction intervention.
Outpatients with Cancer and their Family Caregivers: A Mixed Methods Research Program Evaluating a Pain Self-Management Intervention, Exploring Learning Processes, and Investigating Constipation Severity.
Developing a predictive model for shift-level nurse staffing using routine data – WER@INSEL project (Workforce Effectiveness Research at Inselspital).
Development and Implementation of a Multilevel Intervention to Improve Pain Management in Swiss Nursing Homes (ProQuaS).
Patient-centered care in Swiss acute care hospitals: addressing challenges in patient experience measurement and provider profiling.
Treatment Adherence: Reporting Guidelines and the Showcase of Heart Transplantation Prevalence & Practice Patterns.
Promoting energy balance related behavior after liver transplantation: Development of a behavioral intervention based on physical activity and diet to support effective weight management and a healthy lifestyle - A multiphase mixed method research program (BALANCE).
Paediatric End-of-LIfe CAre Needs in Switzerland (PELICAN): Current end-of-life care practices and the perspectives of bereaved parents.
The significance of the psychosocial work environment for care workers`perceived health, presenteeism, rationing of care, and job satisfaction: a sub-study of the Swiss Nursing home Human Resources Project (SHURP).
The significance of staffing and work environment for quality of care and the recruitment and retention of care workers. Perspectives from the Swiss Nursing Homes Human Resources Project (SHURP).
Patient Reported Outcomes in view of symptom experience of late effects and self-management of adult long-term surVIVOrs after allogeneic haematopoietic stem cell transplantation.
Bright Light Therapy in Renal Transplant Recipients Having a Sleep-Wake Distrubace.
Creating and validating a patient-reported outcome instrument for women with vulvar neoplasia after surgical treatment : a mixed-methods project.
Non-pharmacological pain relief interventions and contextual factors influencing pain responsein preterm infants: Are we measuring what we intend to measure?
Testing an intervention designed to support pain self-management in cancer patients: a mixed methods study : a mixed methods study.
Perceived symptom manageability – synthesis of a new use of a known concept based on a sample of HIV outpatients.
High-reliability in healthcare: Nurse-reported patient safety climate and its relationship with patient outcomes in Swiss acute care hospitals.
Postnatal infant crying and maternal tiredness : examining their evolution and interaction in the first 12 weeks postpartum.
Taking a broader perspective on medication adherence : the importance of system factors.
Medication and symptom management in persons living with HIV. perceptions and collaboration of persons living with HIV, their close support persons and healthcare providers.
Rationing of Nursing Care: Associations with Patient Safety and Quality of Hospital Care.
Patient self-management in kidney transplantation: Definition, Measurement, and Intervention.
Patient falls: A key issue in patient safety in hospitals.
Exploring risk factors of non-adherence to immunosuppressive medication in kidney transplant recipients : improving methodology & reorienting research goals.