Carine Mendom Feunou
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Tel.: +49 421 218-68964
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Research associate
Carine Mendom Feunou is a health scientist at the Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP) at the University of Bremen and a qualified nurse.
In addition to research on innovative digital extensions of service provision for people with diabetes and a migrant background, she is working on the topic of "Integration of trainees with a migrant background in nursing training"
Professional career | |
| since 04/2019 | Research associate in the Department of Nursing Research, Institute for Public Health and Nursing Research, University of Bremen, Faculty 11 |
since 08/ 2021 | Nursing lecturer (IBS Institute for Vocational and Social Education; Bremen, Hemelingen) |
10/2014 - 03/2019 | Healthcare and nursing assistant (Herz-Jesu Hospital Fulda) |
01/2019 – 03/2019 | Voluntary work, district of Fulda in the health reporting department |
| 2014 | Professional qualification in healthcare and nursing, Siegen District Hospital (recognition year) |
Academic career | |
| since 03/2023 | Course: Nutritionist (A licence) |
2014-2016 | Master's degree programme in Public Health at Fulda University of Applied Sciences Degree: Master of Science Topic of the Master's thesis: "Challenges in the care of diabetics in urban areas in Yaoundé " |
2010-2013 | Bachelor's degree programme in Nursing at Fulda University of Applied Sciences Degree: Bachelor of Science Topic of the Bachelor's thesis: "Authenticity in nursing care" |
10/2007 – 09/2009 | Biochemistry degree programme at the University of Yaoundé (Cameroon) for two years |
Prevention and care concepts for people with diabetes and a migration background
Digitalisation in the healthcare sector
Measures to improve medical and nursing care for people with dementia
Migration and health
Integration of trainees with a migration background into nursing training programmes
Guidance, counselling, training, communication and interaction (summer semester 2019 - summer semester 2020)
Introduction to nursing science (winter semester 2020 to present)
Digital Health (summer semester 2020 - summer semester 2022)