Bu?se Yüceer, M.S., Phd Student
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Research associate
Bu?se Yüceer is a health scientist at the Institute for Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP) at the University of Bremen and has previously worked for several years as a research assistant at At?l?m University in Turkey. In addition to research on the care structures of people in need of care, her research interests also include innovative digital technologies in the field of nursing, as well as complementary and integrative medicine (mindfulness, yoga therapy, laughter yoga therapy).
Awards
Jean Monnet scholarship from the European Commission
Second prize for poster, Gulhane Congress on Hypothesis Development and Research for Nursing Students
| Professional career | |
| Seit 12/2024 | Research assistant in the Department of Health Care Research, Institute for Public Health and Nursing Research, University of Bremen |
| 03/2024-10/2024 | Project Researcher, German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases, Witten, Germany |
| 03/2024-11/2024 | Advice and group work: Dementia and migration, Center for Migrants and Intercultural, Bremen, Germany. |
| 02/2020-10/2023 | Research Assistant, Department of Nursing, At?l?m University, Ankara, Turkey |
| 2017-2020 | Intensive Care Nurse, Gu?lhane Training and Research Hospital Intensive Care Unit, Ankara, Turkey |
| Academic career | |
| 5/2023 | Staff Mobility, Um?t T?rol University, Department for Nursing Science and Gerontology, Austria |
| Seit 2020 | Health Sciences University, Institute of Health Sciences, Internal Medicine Nursing Ph.D. |
| 2017-2019 | Hacettepe University, Institute of Health Sciences, Internal Medicine Nursing M.S. |
| 2012-2016 | Health Sciences University, Gu?lhane Faculty of Nursing , B.S. |
Health services research on medical and nursing care
Development, implementation, and application of innovative technologies in nursing and related frameworks
Care for people living with dementia and their caregivers
Qualitative and quantitative methods, mixed methods
Title of the doctoral project: Simply Participate –Effects of Networked Assistance on the Social and Cognitive Health of People with Care and Support Needs