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Juliane Poeck

Juliane Poeck, M.Sc.

Research Associate

Institute of General Practice and Family Medicine
Jena University Hospital

Bachstraße 18
07743 Jena

Phone: 03641/9-395801
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Juliane Poeck has been working as a research assistant at the Institute of General Practice since October 2019. Her current research focuses on end-of-life care and qualitative health services research.

She is currently working on the G-BA-funded project WATCH (Mobile residential care to guide cross-sector therapy for post-COVID-19 in Thuringia) and coordinates the Centre for Health Services Research.

She was previously involved in the following projects:

- pallCompare (Utilisation and outcomes of palliative care in Germany in regional comparison - a SHI routine data study)

- DISTANCE, focussing on GPs' needs for telemedicine and health apps, and the

- NOVELLE (cross-sector & integrated emergency and disposition management for the last phase of life in inpatient long-term care).

In addition to her work in Jena, Juliane Poeck is employed at the Institute of General Practice and Palliative Medicine at Hannover Medical School in the STATAMED project (Transformation of the patient pathway through a cross-sectoral short-hospital stay model with general medicine-focus), with a particular focus on qualitative process evaluation.

She studied psychology at Friedrich Schiller University Jena from 2011 to 2017. After completing her studies, she worked as a research assistant at the Institute of Psychosocial Medicine, Psychotherapy and Psychooncology (2017-2018) and in the Department of Haematology and Internal Oncology (2018-2022).

Curriculum Vitae 

Professional Experience

  • 04/2023 – Present: Research Associate, Institute of General Medicine and Palliative Medicine, Hannover Medical School (MHH)

  • 10/2019 – Present: Research Associate, Institute of General Medicine, Jena University Hospital

  • 04/2018 – 09/2022: Research Associate, Department of Hematology and Internal Oncology, Jena University Hospital

  • 07/2017 – 02/2018: Research Associate, Institute of Psychosocial Medicine, Psychotherapy and Psycho-Oncology, Jena University Hospital

Education

  • 2014 – 2017: M.Sc. in Psychology (Specialization: Work, Education, and Society), Friedrich Schiller University Jena

  • 2011 – 2014: B.Sc. in Psychology, Friedrich Schiller University Jena

  • 2008 – 2011: Human Medicine, Friedrich Schiller University Jena

Publications

Journal Articles

  • Farr L, Poeck J, Bozzaro C, Bleidorn J. Requests for physician-assisted suicide in German general practice: frequency, content, and motives – a qualitative analysis of GPs’ experiences. BMC Primary Care. 2025.

  • Poeck J, Meissner F, Ditscheid B, Krause M, Wedding U, Gebel C, Marschall, Meyer G, Schneider W, Freytag A. Utilization and quality of primary and specialized palliative homecare in nursing home residents vs. community dwellers: a claims data analysis. BMC Palliat Care. 2025;24:3.

  • Günther A, Primc N, Hasseler M, Poeck J, Schwabe S, Rubeis G, Janda C, Hartleb B, Czaputa E, Fischer M. Perform or omit resuscitation measures in lifeless nursing home residents? [Wiederbelebungsmaßnahmen bei leblosen Pflegeheimbewohnern durchführen oder unterlassen?]. Zeitschrift für Palliativmedizin. 2023.

  • Primc N, Schwabe S, Poeck J, Günther A, Hasseler M, Rubeis G. A typology of nurses' interaction with relatives in emergency situations. Nursing Ethics. 2022.

  • Günther A, Poeck J, Bleidorn J, Schneider N, Schwabe S. Advance assessment of the medical indication for resuscitation attempts in nursing home residents by general practitioners [Vorabbeurteilung der medizinischen Indikation für Reanimationsversuche bei Pflegeheimbewohnern durch Hausärzte]. ZFA. 

  • Bretschneider C*, Poeck J*, Freytag A, Günther A, Schneider N, Schwabe S, Bleidorn J. Emergency situations and hospital admissions in nursing homes – a scoping review on accompanying circumstances and care-relevant measures [Notfallsituationen und Krankenhauszuweisungen in Pflegeeinrichtungen – ein Scoping-Review zu Begleitumständen und versorgungsrelevanten Maßnahmen]. Bundesgesundheitsblatt. 2022. (*Authors CB and JP contributed equally)

  • Schwabe S, Bleidorn J, Günther A, Primc N, Rubeis G, Schneider N, Poeck J. Nurses’ perspectives on the role of relatives in emergency situations in nursing homes: a qualitative study from Germany. BMC Geriatrics. 

  • Schwabe S, Bleidorn J, Günther A, Krause O, Schneider N, Poeck J. Structuring emergency management in nursing homes: Results of interprofessional focus group interviews [Strukturierung des Notfallmanagements in Pflegeheimen: Ergebnisse interprofessioneller Fokusgruppeninterviews]. Z Gerontol Geriat. 2021.

  • Poeck J, Bretschneider C, Freihoff S, Günther A, Hasseler M, Schneider N, Bleidorn J, Schwabe S. "...that's why I'm calling the emergency service now!" A qualitative study on emergency scenarios in nursing homes [„…darum rufe ich jetzt den Rettungsdienst!“ Eine qualitative Studie zu Notfallszenarien in Pflegeheimen]. Pflege. 2021;34(3).

  • Schwabe S, Bleidorn J, Bretschneider C, Hasseler M, Freihoff S, Günther A, Schneider N, Poeck J. "...medically speaking, this is a minor case" – Perceptual differences between physicians and nurses regarding emergency scenarios in nursing homes [„…ärztlich betrachtet ist das ein Bagatellfall“ – Wahrnehmungsunterschiede zwischen Ärzt*innen und Pflegekräften auf Notfallszenarien in Pflegeeinrichtungen]. ZFA. 2021;97(3):108-113.

  • Primc N, Rubeis G, Poeck J, Schwabe S, Czaputa E, Günther A. Emergency medical services in nursing homes – strengthening the perspective of nursing staff [Rettungsdienst im Pflegeheim – die Perspektive der Pflegefachkräfte stärken]. Notfall + Rettungsmedizin. 2021;24:105-6.

  • Poeck J, Schmidt T, Keinki C, Hübner J. Supportive and complementary treatment of fatigue [Supportive und komplementäre Behandlung einer Fatigue]. Der Onkologe.

Conferences

  • Poeck J, Schneider N, van Baal K. Transformation of the patient pathway through a cross-sectoral, short-term inpatient, general medicine-oriented care model (STATAMED) – Qualitative process evaluation: A study protocol (Presentation). 58th Congress of the German Society of General Practice and Family Medicine; Sep 25–Sep 28, 2024; Würzburg.

  • Wagner L, Poeck J, Bleidorn J. Assisted suicide – Experiences and requirements from general practice perspectives: A qualitative study (Presentation). 57th Congress of the German Society of General Practice and Family Medicine; Sep 28–Sep 30, 2023; Berlin.

  • Poeck J, Ditscheid B, Meissner F, Marschall U, Meißner W, Wedding U, Freytag A. How are nursing home residents provided with palliative care at the end of life compared to non-nursing home residents in need of care? A statutory health insurance routine data analysis (Presentation). 21st German Congress for Health Services Research; Oct 05–Oct 07, 2022; Potsdam.

  • Freytag A, Meissner F, Poeck J, Slotina E, Gebel C, Sievers C, Lehmann T, Rißner F, Marschall U, Meißner W, Wedding U, Ditscheid B. pallCompare: Hospice and palliative care monitor as an interactive data portal (Poster Presentation). 14th Congress of the German Society for Palliative Medicine; Sep 28–Oct 01, 2022; Bremen/Online.

  • Schwabe S, Bleidorn J, Günther A, Schneider N, Poeck J. Recommendations for action to improve emergency management in nursing facilities – Results of multiprofessional focus group interviews (Presentation). 20th German Congress for Health Services Research; Oct 06–Oct 08, 2021; Online Congress.

  • Poeck J, Bleidorn J, Günther A, Schneider N, Schwabe S. Communication between physicians and nursing staff in emergency care in nursing facilities: Multiprofessional focus group interviews (Presentation). 55th Congress of the German Society of General Practice and Family Medicine; Sep 16–Sep 18, 2021; Lübeck.

  • Poeck J, Stula D, Bleidorn J. Covid-19 outbreak in nursing facilities in Thuringia: Perspectives, experiences, and recommendations for action – a qualitative study (Presentation). 55th Congress of the German Society of General Practice and Family Medicine; Sep 16–Sep 18, 2021; Lübeck.

  • Poeck J, Schwabe S, Schneider N, Bretschneider C, Günther A, Bleidorn J. Identification of emergency situations in nursing homes: Interprofessional focus group interviews in the Innovation Fund-funded NOVELLE project (ePoster). The European Conference of Family Doctors; Dec 16–Dec 19, 2020; Online Congress.

  • Schwabe S, Poeck J, Bleidorn J, Bretschneider C, Günther A, Stiel S, Schneider N. Dealing with status differences in inter-professional communication – Focus group interviews with physicians and nurses about emergency situations (Presentation). The European Conference of Family Doctors; Dec 16–Dec 19, 2020; Online Congress.

  • Günther A, Bretschneider C, Freihoff S, Hartleb B, Hasseler M, Janda C, Nolte K, Poeck J, Primc N, Ruppert SN, Schneider N, Schwabe S, Fischer M. How futile are resuscitation attempts in lifeless nursing home residents? (ePoster). DIVI20Virtuell; 2020.

  • Poeck J, Schwabe S, Schneider N, Bretschneider C, Günther A, Bleidorn J. Identification and prioritization of relevant emergency scenarios in nursing homes: Multimethod expert workshops in the Innovation Fund-funded NOVELLE project (Presentation). 19th German Congress for Health Services Research; Sep 30–Oct 01, 2020; Online Congress.

  • Poeck J, Borse S, Gerlinghoff M, Backmund H, Wunderer E, Lang F, Hentschel A, Berger U. Development, implementation, and evaluation of a flyer on eating disorders to inform teachers, educational, and psychosocial professionals (Poster). Congress of the German Society for Eating Disorders (DGESS); Mar 01–Mar 03, 2018; Munich.