Information: Mental Health Services Research

Project: Development and coordination of health service research in Baden-Württemberg

As a regional coordination centre, the mental health services research group provides counseling services and coordinates services research studies of junior researchers from Baden-Württemberg. Additionally, original research projects in the area of mental health care and health economy are initiated, supported and promoted in the framework of this initiative. For further information about the project (click here). [ hier ].

Contact: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Salize, Dr. Christian Jacke

Project: Metropolitan Region – Space for health (INFOPAT)

In this umbrealla-project aiming at developing and evaluating IT-based health application tools and other improvements in the health care sector, the mental health services research group is responsible for the health economy evaluation of major application projects of the consortium. Health care cost and cost-effectiveness is analyzed e.g. alongside studies aiming at the empowerment of cancer patients or the drug and patient safety of diabetes mellitus II patients. For further information about the project [ click here ].

Contact: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Salize, Dr. Christian Jacke

Project: Care provision indicators in psychiatry and psychotherapy ( VIPP )

The VIPP-project aims at identifying relevant indicators for the course and outcomes of psychiatric hospital care by analyzing a large dataset from §21 Hospital Remuneration Act (KHEntG). This research is done under the umbrella of DGPPN, BDK and ackpa, the stakeholders and societies representing the majority of hospital based psychiatrists in Germany. For further information about this project [ click here ].

Contact: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Salize, Dr. Christian Jacke

Project: Psychiatric-epidemiological center (PeZ)

The center aims at recruiting a large cohort of healthy individuals from the Rhine-Neckar-Region, which is supposed to be followed during regular cross-sectional assessments for stress related factors in their daily routines. The mental health services research group is responsible for the establishment and management of the PeZ cohort. For Further information about the project [ click here ].

Contact: Prof. Dr. Hans-Joachim Salize, Andreas Hoell, Christina Andras, Alan Schary

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