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Researcher

Kathryn Hoffmann

Awards & Distinctions

6 Results

2024

Exploring self-care : cross-sectional study on GPs' mental health maintenance amid the pandemic

Ivana KeenanEsther Van PoelEls ClaysSara WillemsMilena Šantrić MilićevićKatica TripkovićRadost AssenovaKathryn HoffmannCarmen BusneagGazmend Bojaj et al.

2023

European general practitioners’/family physicians’ attitudes towards person-centered care and factors that influence its implementation in everyday practice : preliminary results

Goranka PetricekKathryn HoffmannErika ZelkoSara WillemsEsther Van PoelVincent De PrezSanda KreitmayerRadost AsenovaZlata Ozvacic AdzicVenija Cerovečki et al.

Insights into the use of telemedicine in primary care in times of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic : a cross-sectional analysis based on the international PRICOV-19 study in Austria

Florian O. StummerEsther Van PoelSara WillemsKathryn Hoffmann

Insights into the use of telemedicine in primary care in times of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic : a cross-sectional analysis based on the international PRICOV-19 study in Austria

Florian Odilo StummerLisa VoggenbergerMaria de la Cruz Gomez PellinEsther Van PoelSara WillemsKathryn Hoffmann

A1 Journal Article in BMC PRIMARY CARE

2015

Associations and synergistic effects for psychological distress and chronic back pain on the utilization of different levels of ambulatory health care: a cross-sectional study from Austria

Kathryn HoffmannWim PeersmanAaron GeorgeThomas Ernst Dorner

A1 Journal Article in PLOS ONE

Diaspora engagement of African migrant health workers: examples from five destination countries

Silvia WojczewskiAnnelien PoppeKathryn HoffmannWim PeersmanOathokwa NkomazanaStephen PentzRuth Kutalek

A1 Journal Article in GLOBAL HEALTH ACTION