Kathrin Seibert
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Tel.: +49 421 218-68903
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Research associate
Kathrin Seibert is a nursing and health scientist at the Institute for Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP) at the University of Bremen and a nurse. In addition to issues relating to the quality of outpatient care for people in need of care, she researches innovative digital technologies in nursing.
Memberships
German Society for Nursing Science (DGP)
Working Group on the Collection and Utilisation of Secondary Data (AGENS)
| Professional career | |
| since 11/2016 | Research associate in the Department of Nursing Research, Institute for Public Health and Nursing Research, University of Bremen |
2015-2016 | Project assistant in the Department of Interdisciplinary Ageing and Care Research (iap), Institute for Public Health and Care Research, University of Bremenn |
2000-2015 | Nurse and released practice instructor at St Jospeh-Stift Hospital, Bremen |
| 2000 | Professional qualification as a nurse |
| Academic career | |
| 2018-2022 | Doctorate Dr Public Health at the University of Bremen Title of doctorate: Possibilities and limitations of monitoring the quality of outpatient medical care for people with care needs using routine data from statutory health insurance in Germany |
| 2020-2023 | Master's degree programme in Community & Family Health Nursing at the University of Bremen Degree: Master of Science Topic of the Master's thesis: " Factors influencing the time values of the Timed-Up-and-Go Test in a representative sample of nursing home residents in Germany - an explorative analysis " |
| 2011-2014 | Bachelor's degree programme in Nursing Science, specialising in clinical nursing expertise at the University of Bremen Degree: Bachelor of Arts Topic of the Bachelor's thesis: " Effects of care-mix on hospitalisation and nutritional status in residents in long-term care facilities - a systematic review "" |
Health services research on medical and nursing care
Development, implementation and use of innovative technologies in nursing care and associated framework conditions
Quantitative methods and secondary data analyses
Mixed methods designs
Basic nursing theory and related sciences (winter semester 2016 - ongoing)
Specialised nursing interventions (summer semester 2019)
Digital Health (summer semester 2023)