The combination of event-based assessment and ambulatory physiological monitoring is feasible in routine clinical practice and enables identification of stress-relevant situations with high ecological validity, and may inform targeted interventions to improve nurses’ working conditions.
E. Michels, C. Rominger, A. Schwerdtfeger et al.· BMC Nursing· 0 citations
Background Digital systems increasingly shape oncology workflows, yet their impact on professionals’ momentary well-being remains poorly understood. Existing evidence relies on retrospective self-reports and lacks real-time, multimodal data. We examined whether momentary perception of an oncology electronic health reco...
M. Wekenborg, C. Rominger, E. Michels et al.· ESMO real world data and dig...· 0 citations
Objective Alterations in autonomic nervous system activity – measured by heart rate variability (HRV) and heart rate (HR) - have been proposed as a relevant biopsychological mechanism in several psychiatric disorders. However, only few studies have examined these parameters in OCD, and evidence from pediatric samples i...
Manuel Burkart, Sophie P. Scheer, Lea L. Backhausen et al.· Clinical Neurophysiology Pra...· 0 citations
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