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Der Beitrag setzt sich mit einer politischen Aktion(sform) auseinander, mit der feministisch gegen das Verbot von Schwangerschaftsabbrüchen protestiert wurde. Die transnationale Aktionsform der kollektiven Busfahrten in die Niederlande wird dabei als (doppelsinnige) Freiheitsaktion und vier-dimensional ver-körperte Direkte Aktion im Sinne anarchistischer Selbsthilfe am bundesdeutschen Staat vorbei analysiert. Es handelte sich um eine frauenbewegte Handlungsoffensive machtvoller Gemeinschaftlichkeit, die, 1975 beginnend, solidarische Kollektivität und Öffentlichkeit als Strategie nutzte, um eine faktische Durchsetzung des Selbstbestimmungsrechts zu erwirken: In der Form der politischen Aktion wurde das Ziel selbst sichtbar gemacht (Konkretheit) und dieses unmittelbar durch die Abtreibungen erreicht (Implementierung). Empowernd schuf die Aktionsform selbstorganisierte Handlungsspielräume, wies dabei Angst und Scham zurück und delegitimierte das Gesetz. Nach einer reflexiven Kritik wurde die Aktionsform 1977 eingestellt. Resümierend werden die vorliegenden 11 Prinzipien einer Konzeption feministischen Widerstands um die Aktionsformaspekte feministische Reflexion und Solidarität erweitert.

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Relatives of patients with depression represent a care group that have been largely neglected. Evidence has shown that they experience high levels of stress, whilst being at an increased risk of developing depression themselves. Psychoeducational support services for relatives can reduce stress. This article highlights the current situation that relatives experience, and provides opportunities to convey quick help to target persons. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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On 19 February 2019 the severance of a 110kW cable caused an extensive electrical power cut in the Treptow-Köpenick district of Berlin. Subsequently, ca. 30,000 households were without electricity and ca. 70,000 people were affected. The power cut lasted more than 24h and all those involved were faced with a multitude of challenges. An operational command post was set up in which medical problems had to be continuously identified and re-evaluated. These included the identification of patients particularly at risk, such as home-ventilated patients and patients with artificial hearts. Furthermore, individual nursing homes had to be evacuated. During the procedure it was necessary to evacuate an intensive care ward or intermediate care ward with 23 patients due to the loss of power supply in the affected area. Hospitals must be prepared for such scenarios within the framework of preliminary planning. Furthermore, preliminary planning containing the special needs of vulnerable groups must be carried out on the part of the responsible authorities. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Background: In the innovative seminar "Peer-support and Patient Competence", which was conceived as a face to face course, we teach various concepts of patient competence and invite patients to report about their illness experience and peer-group activities. Method: Implementation of a face to face course into a virtual format via video conference. Result: Despite concerns regarding the sensitive topic and technical challenges, the conversion of the seminar with interactive character, which was originally designed in a face-to-face format, into a virtual one was successful. Both lecturers and participants experienced the seminar as satisfactory. Conclusion: In times of Covid-19, this virtual course experience can encourage colleagues to restructure their face to face seminars into innovative and virtual teaching formats. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Background: Severe mental illnesses are often associated with substantial impairments of psychosocial functioning and a high risk of social exclusion. Along with somatic and psychotherapeutic treatment approaches, psychosocial interventions are an integral component of treatment. Psychosocial therapies aim to improve participation and enable patients to live self-determined lives as far as possible. Objective: This paper provides an overview of the structure and recommendations of the German S3 guidelines "Psychosocial therapies for severe mental illnesses" of the German Association for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics (DGPPN). Material and methods: In the DGPPN S3 guidelines psychosocial therapies are systematically described for the first time and recommendations are formulated on the basis of a systematic processing of scientific evidence and a formalized consensus process. Results: The evidence-based and consensus-based guidelines formulate a total of 33 recommendations and 12 statements. For many psychosocial interventions there is a broad evidence base. In the field of individual interventions psychoeducation, social skills training and health-promoting interventions have been given the highest recommendation strength (A). In the field of system level interventions, team-based, multiprofessional community psychiatric approaches, supported employment and self-determined housing with mobile support (supported housing) are given A level recommendations. For other interventions, the current evidence base is less robust. Conclusion: The successful implementation of guidelines depends not only on the quality but also on the dissemination. Therefore, in addition to the treatment guidelines a short version, a patient version and a waiting room version were developed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Internet and mobile interventions have the potential to transform depression care. This assumption is supported by a rapidly growing number of randomized controlled trials that evaluate the efficacy of mostly CBT-based self-help programs for the treatment of depressive symptoms under experimental conditions. However, fewer research has focused on the use of internet-based interventions in the treatment of clinical depression in real-life settings of depression care, ranging from prevention to primary and secondary care, and to inpatient treatment. Thus, it remains unclear if the current evidence translates to clinical settings. The present paper discusses studies on internet-based interventions that have been conducted under these conditions of care. The focus is on studies that have been conducted in clinical populations of patients formally diagnosed with a major depression. In conclusion, the review indicates that in many of these areas the current research lacks clear evidence for the effectiveness of internet-based interventions yet. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In der Selbsthilfe stärken sich Betroffene gegenseitig und gewinnen Zuversicht. Ärzte profitieren von den Erfahrungen der Selbsthilfegruppen und können ihre Patienten in Therapie und Pflege besser unterstützen. Seit 2011 arbeitet das Nationale Centrum für Tumorerkrankungen (NCT) zusammen mit dem Heidelberger Selbsthilfebüro an der Einbindung der Selbsthilfe in den Klinikalltag. Gemeinsam haben sie ein Konzept zur Selbsthilfefreundlichkeit für das NCT angepasst und umgesetzt. Es wurden Strukturen geschaffen, die eine kontinuierliche Zusammenarbeit mit Vertretern von Selbsthilfegruppen erleichtern. Eine Selbsthilfebeauftragte in direkter Nähe zum NCT-Direktorium fördert den Dialog zwischen Ärzten, Patienten und Selbsthilfegruppen innerhalb des Universitätsklinikums Heidelberg. Bei regelmäßigen Treffen überprüfen die Partner aus Selbsthilfe und Klinik alle Faktoren, die zu einer gelingenden Kooperation führen. Gemeinsam werden Standards festgelegt und die Selbsthilfeangebote an die Patientenbedürfnisse und den Klinikalltag angepasst. Daraus ist ein bundesweiter Leuchtturm entstanden: der NCT-Patientenbeirat, der 2015 erstmalig gewählt wurde. Aus der Zusammenarbeit zwischen Selbsthilfe und NCT ist auch die regelhafte Beteiligung von Selbsthilfevertretern an der medizinischen Ausbildung der Universitätsklinik Heidelberg hervorgegangen. Seit fünf Jahren findet dort ein als Pilotprojekt gestartetes Pflichtfach statt: Angehende Mediziner erhalten einen besseren Einblick in die Perspektiven der Patienten. Der Erfolg der Zusammenarbeit zwischen Selbsthilfe und NCT Heidelberg ist nachhaltig: Die Betreuung von onkologischen Patienten am NCT und in den Kliniken des Universitätsklinikums Heidelberg ist 2017 zum dritten Mal als „selbsthilfefreundlich“ ausgezeichnet worden.