Publications by authors named "Simone Steinhausen"
Purpose: To investigate accident casualties' long-term subjective evaluation of treatment outcome 6 weeks and 12 months after discharge and its relation to the experienced surgeon's empathy during hospital treatment after trauma in consideration of patient-, injury-, and health-related factors. The long-term results are compared to the 6-week follow-up outcomes.
Patients And Methods: Two hundred and seventeen surgery patients were surveyed at 6 weeks, and 206 patients at 12 months after discharge from the trauma surgical general ward.
Objective: To analyze whether patients' perception of their medical treatment outcome is higher among patients who experienced a higher empathy by trauma surgeons during their stay in hospital.
Methods: 127 patients were surveyed six weeks after discharge from the trauma surgical general ward. Subjective evaluation of medical treatment outcome was measured with the corresponding scale from the Cologne Patient Questionnaire.
Article Synopsis
- The study investigates factors influencing the innovative climate in German banks, particularly highlighting the role of workplace health management (WHM).
- Multiple regression analysis was conducted using data from health promotion experts across 198 banks, revealing that communication climate, social capital, WHM programs, and company size significantly affect innovation.
- To enhance innovation, organizations are encouraged to promote shared values and improve social capital and communication through effective management practices like developing WHM programs.