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Health preference research plays a crucial role in supporting patients and physicians in shared decision-making. Such studies reveal what is important to patients in their treatment, thereby enabling recommendations that better meet their needs – improving individualized care, promoting treatment adherence, and potentially reducing complications (Cramer 2004). The presented study investigated the value of treatments by assessing patient preferences. The aim was to gain scientifically sound insights into the preferences of people with type 2 diabetes. In particular, the study examined which aspects are important to patients when choosing medications for combination therapy.
05.10.2025
Findings from a systematic survey of outpatient reimbursement structures and a hospital survey
05.10.2025
NADI (Value and Acceptance of Digital Health) is a research project funded by the Innovation Fund of the Federal Joint Committee (G-BA) and conducted by a consortium of Hannover Medical School, the Technical University of Berlin, and Neubrandenburg University of Applied Sciences. The project aims to systematically analyze the opportunities and challenges of digital health solutions and to develop an evaluation framework tailored to healthcare practice. As part of the project, Neubrandenburg University of Applied Sciences is conducting a large-scale preference survey among healthcare professionals.
05.10.2025
A critical review six years after the GSAV
14.08.2025
Series (Part 48): Psychosomatic Health Services Research, Department of General Internal Medicine and Psychosomatics, Heidelberg University Hospital
04.08.2025
8th Online Conference "Vaccination Status 2025 – Section 25b SGB V: Opportunities, Obstacles, Solutions"
04.08.2025
Details on the benefit assessment of Balversa (erdafitinib)
04.08.2025
BDI publication “Data protection hurdles in the industrial healthcare sector”
04.08.2025
Launch of the project “Berlin Patient Guides for Integrated Stroke Aftercare”