Alf Trojan
Biographic Data
| ID | 1730840 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alf Trojan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alf |
| FAMILY NAME | Trojan |
| SIGNATURE | TROJAN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universität Hamburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7480-0949 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1986 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Self‐help friendliness in cancer care: A cross‐sectional study among self‐help group leaders in Germany
BACKGROUND: Peer support is increasingly recognized as crucial for improving health and psychosocial outcomes in oncological care. The integration of cancer self-help groups (SHGs) into cancer care facilities has gained importance in recent years. Yet, there is a lack of knowledge of the extent and quality of cooperation between cancer care facilities and SHGs and their integration into routine care. The concept of self-help friendliness (SHF) pr…
Involving self‐help groups in health‐care institutions: The patients’ contribution to and their view of ‘self‐help friendliness’ as an approach to implement quality criteria of sustainable co‐operatio…
BACKGROUND: The importance of patient participation and involvement is now widely acknowledged; in the past, few systematic health-care institution policies existed to establish sustainable co-operation. In 2004, in Germany, the initiative 'Self-Help Friendliness (SHF) and Patient-Centeredness in Health Care' was launched to establish and implement quality criteria related to collaboration with patient groups. OBJECTIVES: The objective of this st…
Implementing ‘self-help friendliness’ in German hospitals: A longitudinal study
In Germany, the term 'self-help friendliness' (SHF) describes a strategy to institutionalize co-operation of healthcare institutions with mutual aid or self-help groups of chronically ill patients. After a short explanation of the SHF concept and its development, we will present findings from a longitudinal study on the implementation of SHF in three German hospitals. Specifically, we wanted to know (i) to what degree SHF had been put into practi…
Self-help friendliness: A German approach for strengthening the cooperation between self-help groups and health care professionals
Evaluating the implementation of the WHO Healthy Cities Programme across Germany (1999-2002)
The WHO Healthy Cities Project (1988) is a well-known example of the setting-based approach to health promotion. Developed as a framework for translating the key principles of the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion (1986) into practice, it is best characterized as a process for successfully encouraging healthy public policy. In 2001, the German Healthy Cities Network (HCN) commissioned a survey of the 52 local Healthy Cities programme Coordinato…
Die Hohe Kunst der Anreize: Neue Vergütungsstrukturen im deutschen Gesundheitswesen und der Bedarf für Systemlösungen
Welcher Wettbewerb ist im Gesundheitswesen der richtige? Hilft es dem Patienten und der Krankenkasse, wenn eine Einzelleistung durch den Wettbewerb um 20% billiger wird, aber diese Leistung gar keinen Gesundheitsnutzen produziert oder, noch schlimmer, die Anzahl der durchgeführten Leistungen ohne gleichzeitigen Nutzen um 20% steigt? Die Autoren plädieren vehement für eine Neuausrichtung der Anreize und eine Honorierung, die statt des Einzelpreise…
Empowerment durch Kapazitätsentwicklung im Quartier – erste Ergebnisse und Einschätzung eines Erhebungsinstruments
Establishing the instrument on a long-term basis calls for more intensive examination not only of the chances, but also the limitations of the tool. We mainly attribute the overall positive picture that was gained within a period of five years to the generally supportive climate of development in the quarter as well as to the strong and continuous commitment of individual persons involved
Benefits of self-help groups: A survey of 232 members from 65 disease-related groups
Von der wissenschaft zur praxis gesundheitsförderung durch Unterstützung von selbsthilfegruppen, freien einrichtungen und initiativen
Self-Help Groups and Consumer Participation: A Look at the German Health Care Self-Help Movement
Institutionalized rights for the participatioii of consumers in the decision-making processes or provision of health and social services do not exist in West Germany. However, consumers have begun to voice their concerns about this state of affairs and have undertaken more involvement in the planning and implementation of their own forms of health care, while concurrently pressuring the health care and social services systems to become more respo…
Benefits of self-help groups: A survey of 232 members from 65 disease-related groups
Self-help friendliness: A German approach for strengthening the cooperation between self-help groups and health care professionals
Empowerment durch Kapazitätsentwicklung im Quartier – erste Ergebnisse und Einschätzung eines Erhebungsinstruments
Establishing the instrument on a long-term basis calls for more intensive examination not only of the chances, but also the limitations of the tool. We mainly attribute the overall positive picture that was gained within a period of five years to the generally supportive climate of development in the quarter as well as to the strong and continuous commitment of individual persons involved
Self-Help Groups and Consumer Participation: A Look at the German Health Care Self-Help Movement
Institutionalized rights for the participatioii of consumers in the decision-making processes or provision of health and social services do not exist in West Germany. However, consumers have begun to voice their concerns about this state of affairs and have undertaken more involvement in the planning and implementation of their own forms of health care, while concurrently pressuring the health care and social services systems to become more respo…
Von der wissenschaft zur praxis gesundheitsförderung durch Unterstützung von selbsthilfegruppen, freien einrichtungen und initiativen
Benefits of self-help groups: A survey of 232 members from 65 disease-related groups
Empowerment durch Kapazitätsentwicklung im Quartier – erste Ergebnisse und Einschätzung eines Erhebungsinstruments
Establishing the instrument on a long-term basis calls for more intensive examination not only of the chances, but also the limitations of the tool. We mainly attribute the overall positive picture that was gained within a period of five years to the generally supportive climate of development in the quarter as well as to the strong and continuous commitment of individual persons involved
Die Hohe Kunst der Anreize: Neue Vergütungsstrukturen im deutschen Gesundheitswesen und der Bedarf für Systemlösungen
Welcher Wettbewerb ist im Gesundheitswesen der richtige? Hilft es dem Patienten und der Krankenkasse, wenn eine Einzelleistung durch den Wettbewerb um 20% billiger wird, aber diese Leistung gar keinen Gesundheitsnutzen produziert oder, noch schlimmer, die Anzahl der durchgeführten Leistungen ohne gleichzeitigen Nutzen um 20% steigt? Die Autoren plädieren vehement für eine Neuausrichtung der Anreize und eine Honorierung, die statt des Einzelpreise…
Evaluating the implementation of the WHO Healthy Cities Programme across Germany (1999-2002)
The WHO Healthy Cities Project (1988) is a well-known example of the setting-based approach to health promotion. Developed as a framework for translating the key principles of the Ottawa Charter for Health Promotion (1986) into practice, it is best characterized as a process for successfully encouraging healthy public policy. In 2001, the German Healthy Cities Network (HCN) commissioned a survey of the 52 local Healthy Cities programme Coordinato…
Self-help friendliness: A German approach for strengthening the cooperation between self-help groups and health care professionals
Implementing ‘self-help friendliness’ in German hospitals: A longitudinal study
In Germany, the term 'self-help friendliness' (SHF) describes a strategy to institutionalize co-operation of healthcare institutions with mutual aid or self-help groups of chronically ill patients. After a short explanation of the SHF concept and its development, we will present findings from a longitudinal study on the implementation of SHF in three German hospitals. Specifically, we wanted to know (i) to what degree SHF had been put into practi…
Involving self‐help groups in health‐care institutions: The patients’ contribution to and their view of ‘self‐help friendliness’ as an approach to implement quality criteria of sustainable co‐operatio…
BACKGROUND: The importance of patient participation and involvement is now widely acknowledged; in the past, few systematic health-care institution policies existed to establish sustainable co-operation. In 2004, in Germany, the initiative 'Self-Help Friendliness (SHF) and Patient-Centeredness in Health Care' was launched to establish and implement quality criteria related to collaboration with patient groups. OBJECTIVES: The objective of this st…
Self‐help friendliness in cancer care: A cross‐sectional study among self‐help group leaders in Germany
BACKGROUND: Peer support is increasingly recognized as crucial for improving health and psychosocial outcomes in oncological care. The integration of cancer self-help groups (SHGs) into cancer care facilities has gained importance in recent years. Yet, there is a lack of knowledge of the extent and quality of cooperation between cancer care facilities and SHGs and their integration into routine care. The concept of self-help friendliness (SHF) pr…
Political science (9 works) · Medicine (8 works) · Mental Health and Patient Involvement (6 works) · Nursing (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Health care (5 works) · Business (4 works) · German (4 works) · Public relations (4 works) · Health and Medical Studies (3 works)