Professur für Innere Medizin - Geriatrie

Perspectives on multidrug-resistant organisms at the end of life: A focus group study of staff members and institutional stakeholders (2019) Herbst FA, Heckel M, Tiedtke J, Adelhardt T, Sturm A, Stiel S, Ostgathe C Journal article Diagnosis and therapy of sarcopenia-an update (2019) Goisser S, Kob R, Sieber C, Bauer JM Journal article '. . . and then no more kisses!' Exploring patients' experiences on multidrug-resistant bacterial microorganisms and hygiene measures in end-of-life care A mixed-methods study (2019) Heckel M, Sturm A, Stiel S, Ostgathe C, Herbst FA, Tiedtke J, Adelhardt T, et al. Journal article Long-Chain Fatty Acids and Inflammatory Markers Coaccumulate in the Skeletal Muscle of Sarcopenic Old Rats (2019) Laurentius T, Kob R, Fellner C, Nourbakhsh M, Bertsch T, Sieber C, Bollheimer LC Journal article Multidrug-resistant bacterial microorganisms (MDRO) in end-of-life care: development of recommendations for hospitalized patients using a mixed-methods approach (2018) Heckel M, Stiel S, Herbst FA, Tiedtke J, Sturm A, Adelhardt T, Bogdan C, et al. Journal article Staff members' ambivalence on caring for patients with multidrug-resistant bacteria at their end of life: A qualitative study (2018) Tiedtke J, Stiel S, Heckel M, Herbst FA, Sturm A, Sieber C, Ostgathe C, Lang F Journal article Sarcopenia and Physical fRailty IN older people: multi-componenT Treatment strategies: die EU Studie SPRINTT (2018) Kob R, Schöne D, Freiberger E, Sieber C Conference contribution Long-chain fatty acids and chemokines co-accumulate in skeletal muscle of Sprague-Dawley rats with sarcopenia (2018) Laurentius T, Kob R, Fellner C, Bertsch T, Sieber C, Bollheimer C, Nourbakhsh M Conference contribution The accumulation of skeletal muscle lipid species is gender-specific in an aging rat model for sarcopenic obesity (2018) Laurentius T, Kob R, Bertsch T, Sieber C, Nourbakhsh , Bollheimer C Conference contribution, Abstract of a poster Patients' views on the impact of multi-drug-resistant bacterial microorganisms (MDRO) in end-of-life care - A qualitative study using principles of Grounded Theory. (2018) Sturm A, Ostgathe C, Stiel S, Heckel M, Herbst FA, Adelhardt T, Schöffski O, et al. Conference contribution, Conference Contribution