Anita Holzinger
Biographic Data
| ID | 7641809 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anita Holzinger |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anita |
| FAMILY NAME | Holzinger |
| SIGNATURE | HOLZINGER A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Medical University of Vienna |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3109-3487 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1998 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Promoting healthy aging through intergenerational exchange and digital empowerment
ClinicalTrials.gov, identifier NCT06162871
Good’ and ‘bad’ doctors - a qualitative study of the Austrian public on the elements of professional medical identity
Professional identity formation has become a key focus for medical education, but there is still much to learn about how to help students develop their professional identity. At a time when influential concepts such as public- and patient-centered care have become common values, there is little research on the conceptions of the public that trainees might adopt during their training. Defining characteristics of 'good' and 'bad' physicians can be …
Mental health care in Italy
BACKGROUND AND AIMS: The purpose is to highlight the legal and ethical principles that inspired the reform of mental health care in Italy, the only country to have closed its psychiatric hospitals. The article will also try to verify some macro-indicators of the quality of care and discuss the crisis that the mental health care system in Italy is experiencing. METHODS: Narrative review. RESULTS: The principal changes in the legislation on mental …
Knowledge, application and how about competence? Qualitative assessment of multiple-choice questions for dental students
Background : Many medical schools train their faculty members to construct high cognitive level multiple choice questions (MCQs) that demand a great deal of analytical and critical thinking, application, and competence. The purpose of this study is to determine the cognitive levels of MCQs by using Moore's Expanded Outcomes Framework and to understand whether the quality of MCQs has an effect on students' assessment performance. Methods : Four tr…
Recommendations of the Sardinian public for the treatment of depression
BACKGROUND: Public beliefs about appropriate treatment impact, help-seeking and treatment adherence. AIM: To determine the recommendations of the Sardinian public for the treatment of depression. METHODS: In 2012, a population-based survey was conducted by phone in Sardinia (N = 1,200). In the context of a fully structured interview, respondents were presented with a vignette depicting a case of depression. Subsequently, they were asked about the…
What to do about depression? Self-help recommendations of the public
Background: While help-seeking and treatment preferences for depression have been assessed in a number of population studies, little is known about the public’s self-help beliefs. Aims: To explore public beliefs about self-help actions to be taken in case of depression. Methods: In spring 2009, a population-based survey was conducted by telephone in the city of Vienna. A fully structured interview was carried out, which began with the presentatio…
The Stigma of Alcohol Dependence Compared with Other Mental Disorders
AIMS: Stigma is likely to aggravate the severe medical and social consequences of alcohol dependence. We aim to explore the characteristics of the alcohol dependence stigma by comparing it with the stigma of other conditions. METHODS: On the basis of a systematic literature search, we identified 17 representative population studies published before July 2010 that examine aspects of the stigma of alcoholism and simultaneously of other mental, medi…
Biogenetic explanations and public acceptance of mental illness
The Stigma of Mental Illness
Background: There are studies that either deal with the stigmatization patients anticipate or with patients’ concrete stigmatization experiences. Up until now, however, research is short of studies that investigate both aspects of subjective stigmatization simultaneously. Aims: This study aims at investigating to what extent patients with schizophrenia or depression anticipate and experience stigmatization and how this is influenced by the type o…
Depression and Quality of Life
Background: Although there is sufficient evidence that the quality of life of people suffering from depression is reduced hardly anything is known about their quality of life after the remission of a depressive episode. Aims: We therefore set out to study the quality of life of patients with depression (ICD-10 F32, F33) one, four and seven months after discharge from hospital. For comparison, a random sample of the general population was studied …
Quality of Life — as Defined By Schizophrenic Patients and Psychiatrists
The aim of the study is to explore what schizophrenic patients understand by quality of life and what psychiatrists think quality of life may be like for schizophrenic patients. A survey was carried out among schizophrenic patients and psychiatrists from the whole of Germany. There are similarities and differences between the two: while both schizophrenic patients and psychiatrists recognised the importance of work, social relationships, family a…
Gender and Attitudes Towards People With Schizophrenia. Results of a Representative Survey in the Federal Republic of Germany
Based on the observation that the course of schizophrenia appears to be more unfavourable in men than in women, we examined whether male sufferers are exposed to more negative and less positive emotional reactions and are met with a greater amount of rejection by their environment than their female counterparts. Data from a representative survey conducted in the 'old' Federal Republic of Germany during 1990 did not yield the expected gender diffe…
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Gender and Attitudes Towards People With Schizophrenia. Results of a Representative Survey in the Federal Republic of Germany
Based on the observation that the course of schizophrenia appears to be more unfavourable in men than in women, we examined whether male sufferers are exposed to more negative and less positive emotional reactions and are met with a greater amount of rejection by their environment than their female counterparts. Data from a representative survey conducted in the 'old' Federal Republic of Germany during 1990 did not yield the expected gender diffe…
Quality of Life — as Defined By Schizophrenic Patients and Psychiatrists
The aim of the study is to explore what schizophrenic patients understand by quality of life and what psychiatrists think quality of life may be like for schizophrenic patients. A survey was carried out among schizophrenic patients and psychiatrists from the whole of Germany. There are similarities and differences between the two: while both schizophrenic patients and psychiatrists recognised the importance of work, social relationships, family a…
Depression and Quality of Life
Background: Although there is sufficient evidence that the quality of life of people suffering from depression is reduced hardly anything is known about their quality of life after the remission of a depressive episode. Aims: We therefore set out to study the quality of life of patients with depression (ICD-10 F32, F33) one, four and seven months after discharge from hospital. For comparison, a random sample of the general population was studied …
The Stigma of Mental Illness
Background: There are studies that either deal with the stigmatization patients anticipate or with patients’ concrete stigmatization experiences. Up until now, however, research is short of studies that investigate both aspects of subjective stigmatization simultaneously. Aims: This study aims at investigating to what extent patients with schizophrenia or depression anticipate and experience stigmatization and how this is influenced by the type o…
The Stigma of Alcohol Dependence Compared with Other Mental Disorders
AIMS: Stigma is likely to aggravate the severe medical and social consequences of alcohol dependence. We aim to explore the characteristics of the alcohol dependence stigma by comparing it with the stigma of other conditions. METHODS: On the basis of a systematic literature search, we identified 17 representative population studies published before July 2010 that examine aspects of the stigma of alcoholism and simultaneously of other mental, medi…
Biogenetic explanations and public acceptance of mental illness
What to do about depression? Self-help recommendations of the public
Background: While help-seeking and treatment preferences for depression have been assessed in a number of population studies, little is known about the public’s self-help beliefs. Aims: To explore public beliefs about self-help actions to be taken in case of depression. Methods: In spring 2009, a population-based survey was conducted by telephone in the city of Vienna. A fully structured interview was carried out, which began with the presentatio…
Recommendations of the Sardinian public for the treatment of depression
BACKGROUND: Public beliefs about appropriate treatment impact, help-seeking and treatment adherence. AIM: To determine the recommendations of the Sardinian public for the treatment of depression. METHODS: In 2012, a population-based survey was conducted by phone in Sardinia (N = 1,200). In the context of a fully structured interview, respondents were presented with a vignette depicting a case of depression. Subsequently, they were asked about the…
Mental health care in Italy
BACKGROUND AND AIMS: The purpose is to highlight the legal and ethical principles that inspired the reform of mental health care in Italy, the only country to have closed its psychiatric hospitals. The article will also try to verify some macro-indicators of the quality of care and discuss the crisis that the mental health care system in Italy is experiencing. METHODS: Narrative review. RESULTS: The principal changes in the legislation on mental …
Knowledge, application and how about competence? Qualitative assessment of multiple-choice questions for dental students
Background : Many medical schools train their faculty members to construct high cognitive level multiple choice questions (MCQs) that demand a great deal of analytical and critical thinking, application, and competence. The purpose of this study is to determine the cognitive levels of MCQs by using Moore's Expanded Outcomes Framework and to understand whether the quality of MCQs has an effect on students' assessment performance. Methods : Four tr…
Good’ and ‘bad’ doctors - a qualitative study of the Austrian public on the elements of professional medical identity
Professional identity formation has become a key focus for medical education, but there is still much to learn about how to help students develop their professional identity. At a time when influential concepts such as public- and patient-centered care have become common values, there is little research on the conceptions of the public that trainees might adopt during their training. Defining characteristics of 'good' and 'bad' physicians can be …
Promoting healthy aging through intergenerational exchange and digital empowerment
ClinicalTrials.gov, identifier NCT06162871
Psychology (11 works) · Medicine (9 works) · Psychiatry (8 works) · Clinical Psychology (7 works) · Mental Health Treatment and Access (7 works) · Mental health (5 works) · Depression (economics) (3 works) · Mental illness (3 works) · Psychotherapist (3 works) · Schizophrenia (object-oriented programming) (3 works)