Institute for Management, Economics and Healthcare (IMÖVG)
Founded in March 2014, the Institute for Management, Economics and Healthcare (IMÖVG) bundles the research expertise of the Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society in the fields of health economics, health management and healthcare research.
We are looking for you
with immediate effect (starting date to be agreed) to support the project:
Interdisciplinary and intersectoral telemedical evaluation, coordination and treatment in the ParkinsonNetz RheinMain+ (INSPIRE-PNRM+)
a dedicated student for 6 hours / week.
INSPIRE-PNRM+ is a project to improve the care of people with Parkinson's disease and is funded by the Innovation Fund of the Joint Federal Committee. The IMÖVG is carrying out the external evaluation of the project.
For this purpose, we need support from a student assistant for the preparation of quantitative and qualitative data. Good knowledge of Excel, SPSS and MAXQDA is an advantage.
Employment is planned for 6 months.
If you enjoy working independently and would like to gain an insight into a research and innovation project, then we look forward to hearing from you!
Your contact for questions and application:
Prof. Dr. Manfred Erbsland, manfred.erbsland@ 8< SPAM protection, please remove >8 hwg-lu.de
or
Leonore Köhler, leonore.koehler@ 8< SPAM protection, please remove >8 hwg-lu.de
Against the backdrop of increasingly scarce resources and an ageing society, the Institute investigates ways of improving the effectiveness and efficiency of healthcare. This requires the combination of competencies from the fields of business administration, economics, medicine and law, which the Institute guarantees through its interdisciplinary orientation.
Here, the Institute can build on the interdisciplinary approach that has been practiced in the field of health economics since 2000 at the Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society in the context of education and transfer. As part of its research activities, the Institute will enable Master's students in the field of health economics and care management to work on research projects at the Institute and thus increase their research skills.
