Humor Even When Things Are Serious
Putting Their Heart Into It
A Listening Ear for Everyone
Interdisciplinary Work
Good Communication
We're always on the move
That could be you!
25.3 h
We talk with our patients and those seeking advice throughout the day
About 26
Every day, our patients discover new ways to cope with cancer
22 times a day
We use psycho-oncological screening to ask patients how they are doing
5 Questions for
In addition to medical and pharmacological treatment, building relationships with patients is also a priority. I particularly enjoy helping patients develop their sense of self-efficacy.
2. What is important to you in your day-to-day work?Time to chat with the team, whether it's about work-related matters or personal topics during breaks.
3. Do you have any special responsibilities?In addition to my general ward duties, I also serve as a clinical instructor for trainees and am part of the biofeedback team.
4. What is your experience working with other professional groups?I find collaboration on our ward to be particularly important, as working as part of a multidisciplinary team ensures that our patients receive the most appropriate and comprehensive treatment tailored to their needs.
5. What makes you happy in your job?When I see that my work has helped contribute to the therapeutic process and its success, and I feel the patients' appreciation.
A Glimpse into Our Work
Podcasts
KOMET, Eating Disorder, Body Image, Anorexia, Eating Disorder
Center for Eating Disorders
An Interview with Prof. Zipfel About the Center for Eating Disorders
Electrical faults, Anorexia, Obesity
Psychosomatic Medicine at the Hospital
Christina Lau talks about her day-to-day work as a ward manager.
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