Stephan Rixen
University of Bayreuth
63 Papers
126 Citations
Stephan Rixen is an academic researcher from University of Bayreuth. The author has contributed to research in topics: Constitution & Advance care planning. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 46 publications. Previous affiliations of Stephan Rixen include University of Kassel.
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Papers
A complex regional intervention to implement advance care planning in one town's nursing homes: Protocol of a controlled inter-regional study.
Jürgen in der Schmitten,Sonja Rothärmel,Christine Mellert,Stephan Rixen,Bernard J. Hammes,Linda Briggs,Karl Wegscheider,Georg Marckmann +7 more
TL;DR: This study is to the authors' knowledge the first to develop a strategy for regional implementation of ACP, and to evaluate its feasibility in a controlled design, and shows an equal distribution of sex and age but a bias towards dependency on nursing care in the responder group.
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Patientenverfügungen im Rettungsdienst (Teil 2)
TL;DR: In a system where ACP has been successfully implemented, also emergency physicians and paramedic staff can trust the facilitation and shared decision-making process underlying an AD, and may rely on the preferences precisely stated in the regionally established emergency directive form.
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Patientenverfügungen im Rettungsdienst (Teil 1)
TL;DR: Patientenverfugungen sind medizinethisch and -rechtlich als Ausdruck der Patientenautonomie zu respektieren and somit bindend fur arztliches Handeln as mentioned in this paper.
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Stratified prevention: opportunities and limitations. Report on the 1st interdisciplinary cardiovascular workshop in Augsburg.
Gregor Kirchhof,Josef Franz Lindner,Stephan Achenbach,Klaus Berger,Stefan Blankenberg,Heiner Fangerau,Henner Gimpel,Ulrich M. Gassner,Jens Kersten,Dorothea Magnus,Herbert Rebscher,Heribert Schunkert,Stephan Rixen,Paulus Kirchhof +13 more
TL;DR: Stratified prevention requires the evidence-based development of a new taxonomy of cardiovascular diseases that reflects disease mechanisms and needs broad support from society and a better use of biosamples and data sets within an updated research governance framework.