Final theses

Dissertationen

• Qualifying researchers in early career phases for handling research data: An empirical-ethical investigation of needs for action and recommendations for public health teaching. (Christin Diegmann; Bremen, Public Health)
• Approaches to equitable health care for people with high weight: A model for integrating ethics, empirics, and health policy. (Imogen Sophia Weidinger; Bremen, Public Health)
• The development of therapy for women in forensics in the period 1945-1985 using the example of the MRVZN Moringen (Freia Rose-Borsum; Göttingen, Human Medicine)

Master theses

• Digital health literacy and the responsibility of teachers in Bremen schools
• The representation of death an grief in narrative structures: A public health analysis of Disney amnimated films
• Establishment of ethics consultations in nursing homes for the elderly
• Gender, age anf ethnicity in organ donation campaigns: a multimodal and film-ethnographic analysis
• Sex education in German schools - a topic for STI prevention ? A discourse analysis of methodology & didactis in sex education lessons

Bachelor theses

• "Obesity care gap: possibilities and limits of digital health applications"
• "Beautydocs" on Instagram: An examination of communication strategies for medically unindicates procedures
• Contraception in residential facilities for people with disabilities - an organizational ethical perspective
• Sexual health information on Instagram: A critical analysis with reference to quality assessment methods
• Orientation in the introductory phase of studies. A qualitative study of student experiences in the health sciences in Bremen
• Social health justice in the fourth season of the series "Charité": An analysis from a health ethics perspective
• Post-mortem organ donation rates in German hospitals: Influencing factors and implemented measures
• Information materials on bowel cancer sreening for people with learning difficulties
• Weight stigmatization by general practitioners: Psychological effects on obese patients
• Photovoice as a participatory method for researching obesity - A consideration in the context of the Health Humanities
• Obesity as a recognized disability: A comparison of identity constructions of obese and disabled people
• Adherence of living kidney donation recipients. Possibilities and limits of participatory decision-making in living kidney donation
• The facility-based Covid-19 vaccination obligation in Germany - an analysis of statements with regard to public health ethical and health policy issues
• Influence of the living environment on the development of obesity: a comparative analysis of the obesogenic environment in the US context
• Queer health: An examination of the representativeness of marginalized identities in health care
• The research perspective of intersectionality in relation to age and obesity: A scoping review
• Improving quality of life through tertiary prevention: A review of measures for kidney donation recipients
• Obesity care gap: possibilities and limits of digital health applications
• Psychosocial consequences of bullying with high body weight. A comparsion of the portrayal of overweight protagonists in selected books for young people with the current debate in obesity research
• Information needs of living kidney donors. Current information standards ind relation to the interdisciplinary state of research
• Filmic representation as a subject of public health ethics: Solidarity in the pandemic series "Sløborn"
• The parliamentary debates on the Transplantation Act in 1997 and 2019: a comparative public health analysis
• 'We ar heroes?' Health as a social self-narrative through campaigns in times of tehe pandemic from a health philosophy perspective
• Communication strategies to increase willingness to be vaccinated against Covid-19 - an analysis of the online campaign "Deutschland krempelt die #Ärmelhoch" by Federal Ministry of Health