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Jan Hoffmann

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11CO-AUTHORS

Pacific Peoples mothers and babies health and wellbeingGeneral practiceInfant and child healthPacific Peoples knowledge management methodsCounselling psychology

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|Nov 27, 2024

"I Was Broken and Still Had to Stay Strong. I Cannot Be Weak": Understanding Parental Role Conflicts Following a Premature Birth.

Alinda Reimer, Jan Hoffmann, Laura Mause

|Oct 10, 2023

Gynaecologists' perceptions of outpatient gynaecologic and obstetric care in Germany during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Carsten Hagenbeck, Johannes Soff, Laura Mause

|Jan 10, 2023

How does stress affect maternal and paternal perceptions of relationship strain after a preterm birth? Results of a retrospective survey study.

Alinda Reimer, Laura Mause, Jan Hoffmann

|Aug 12, 2021

Stockpiled personal protective equipment and knowledge of pandemic plans as predictors of perceived pandemic preparedness among German general practitioners.

Arno Stöcker, Ibrahim Demirer, Sophie Gunkel

|Oct 01, 2020

Practice assistants´ perceived mental workload: A cross-sectional study with 550 German participants addressing work content, stressors, resources, and organizational structure.

Jan Hoffmann, Christine Kersting, Birgitta Weltermann

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