Medizin: Gendermedizin im Spannungsfeld zwischen Zukunft und Tradition

Oertelt‐Prigione, Sabine; Hiltner, Sarah

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“…Coronary heart disease is the most commonly diagnosed cardiovascular disease (CVD). MI is the leading cause of death in Germany [ 12 , 13 ]. There is considerable evidence that the symptoms of myocardial infarction differ significantly between men and women.…”

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“…Several reasons for these gender disparities and failures of implementation in health care are known [ 9 – 11 ]. In health care interest in the implementation of gender-sensitive care has increased [ 12 ]. According to Celik et al [ 13 ], the successful implementation of gender sensitivity in health care practice requires the use of a multi-pronged approach that includes the professional, organizational and political insight needed to identify barriers and facilitators and to develop measures and recommendations.…”

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Gender health gaps in guideline-based inpatient cardiovascular medical and nursing care and implementation strategies to reduce the gap (HeartGap): A mixed methods study protocol

Sgraja,

Mollenhauer,

Kloepfer

et al. 2024

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Background A growing body of evidence has demonstrated that a gender-sensitive approach to healthcare is needed in all areas of medicine. Although medical and nursing guidelines include gender-sensitive care (GSC+) recommendations, the level of implementation in health care practice is unknown. This study aims to examine the current level of implementation and acceptance of GSC+ among physicians and nurses and to identify potential gaps between guidelines and practice and barriers and facilitators of GSC+ implementation, taking the perceptions of all relevant stakeholders into account. The overarching aim is to develop holistic recommended actions to strengthen GSC+. Methods This study has a mixed methods triangulation design. The preparation phase consisting of a literature review and a two-part (qualitative and quantitative) data analysis will be conducted in the cardiology department of 9 pilot hospitals in Berlin, North Rhine-Westphalia, Lower Saxony, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany. 18 focus groups with clinicians and nurses as well as interviews with experts in other relevant fields will be performed. In the national roll-out phase, a questionnaire survey will be conducted with hospital clinicians (n = 382), nurses (n = 386) and patients (n = 388). Discussion This study will provide comprehensive insights into the implementation and acceptance of GSC+ in cardiology from the perspective of doctors, nurses, patients, stakeholders and experts in relevant fields, such as policy and education. A focus will also be on the extent to which age or gender of health professionals, region and hospital type influence the implementation of GSC+. The identification of GSC+ implementation barriers and facilitators should help to improve the standard of care for cardiology patients of all genders. The outcomes from this study can be used to develop measures and recommended actions for the successful and sustainable implementation of gender-sensitive care. Trial registration The study is registered in the German Register of Clinical Studies (DRKS) under study number DRKS00031317.

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Gender health gaps in guideline-based inpatient cardiovascular medical and nursing care and implementation strategies to reduce the gap (HeartGap): A mixed methods study protocol

Sgraja,

Mollenhauer,

Kloepfer

et al. 2024

PLoS ONE

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“…Die Epidemiologin Elisabeth Zemp problematisiert diese Forschungslücke anhand eines alltagsnahen Beispiels (quantitativer) biomedizinischer Forschung: Durch standardisiert vorgenommene Adjustierung von Einflussvariablen -bei Zemp "soziale Faktoren wie Alter, soziale Schicht oder Ethnie" -auf eine Zielgröße werden genau psycho-soziale, intersektionale Geschlechterphänomene "wegstandardisiert" (Zemp 2010: 184). Da die Gleichzeitigkeit von Einflüssen verschiedener sozialer Gesundheitsdeterminanten auf ein Individuum nicht nur additive, sondern synergistische Effekte zeigen kann -also größere/andere Effekte als bloße Addition der Einzeleffekte -, stellt diese Forschungslücke eine epistemologische Lücke der bio-psycho-sozialen Systeme der Individuen dar (Bolte 2016;Oertelt-Prigione 2015). Komplexe Zusammenhänge zwischen Geschlecht, Ethnie/Race, sozialem Status und Gesundheit/Krankheit, ihre Intersektionen und "Interdependenzen" (Walgenbach et al 2012) werden somit nicht erfasst (Oertelt-Prigione/Hiltner 2019; Bolte 2016; Bolte/ Lahn 2015;Bekker 2003).…”

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Demarco untersucht die Werte, Praktiken und Visionen der Gruppe von feministischen Aktivist*innen im hackerspace. Wie die*der Autor*in mithilfe von teilnehmender Beobachtung bei Online-Treffen sowie Tiefeninterviews aufzeigt, setzt das Kollektiv auf das emanzipatorische Potenzial einer nichtbinären, queeren, transgender und feministischen Gemeinschaft, die durch ihr Interesse an der kreativen Nutzung von Technik verbunden ist. Durch die Aneignung kostenloser Versionen von YouTube, Discord, Slack, Telegram, WhatsApp, Zoom, OBS und Zello schafft das Kollektiv einen ‚safe space', um über Frauenfeindlichkeit und ähnliche Erfahrungen zu debattieren, wobei es sich stets der patriarchalen Prägung des Internets bewusst ist.

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Past, present and future of gender medicine in Russia and worldwide

Krasniak¹,

Bondarev²

2022

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Medizin: Gendermedizin im Spannungsfeld zwischen Zukunft und Tradition

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Gender health gaps in guideline-based inpatient cardiovascular medical and nursing care and implementation strategies to reduce the gap (HeartGap): A mixed methods study protocol

Gender health gaps in guideline-based inpatient cardiovascular medical and nursing care and implementation strategies to reduce the gap (HeartGap): A mixed methods study protocol

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Past, present and future of gender medicine in Russia and worldwide

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