Although evidence-based recommendations for aphasia rehabilitation exist, guideline-based speech and language therapy is still not consistently implemented in routine care. Previous studies have described barriers to therapy participation from the perspective of people with aphasia, but less is known about how these ba...
Susann May, F. Muehlensiepen, Laura Plotho et al.· BMC Health Services Research· 0 citations
Communication is central to palliative care, spanning patients, family caregivers, and institutions across diverse care situations. Digital technologies are increasingly discussed as a means of supporting palliative care delivery, yet quantitative evidence on how communication technologies are actually used in ro...
Susann May, H. Kaade, Kerstin Stahlhut et al.· BMC Palliative Care· 0 citations
Patients with rheumatic diseases have persistent information needs that are not fully addressed in routine care. We developed and evaluated guideline-grounded, large language model (LLM) chatbots to support patient self-management and education in rheumatology. Ten disease-specific chatbots based on German guidelines w...
Tim Wilhelmi, Vanessa Bartsch, Marius Platt et al.· Journal of medical systems· 0 citations
Mobile single-lead ECG screening is feasible in routine inpatient and outpatient settings and identified a substantial prevalence of AF, which increased with age, and underscores the potential of wearable ECG devices to facilitate early detection of AF.
Roberto Fenske, Denise Rossa, Christian Butter et al.· JMIR Cardio· 0 citations
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