Search Results - "Aeschbach, Vanessa M."

Feel the atmosphere: a qualitative study on spatial experiences in contemporary Muße architecture by Pritzen, Anna, Aeschbach, Vanessa M.-J., Ehret, Sonja, Thomaschke, Roland

“…In an ever-accelerating world, experiences free of outcome expectancy and time pressure for the pursuit of intrinsic activities are increasingly rare. Such…”
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The impact of a tailored mindfulness‐based program for resident physicians on distress and the quality of care: A randomised controlled trial by Fendel, Johannes C., Aeschbach, Vanessa M., Schmidt, Stefan, Göritz, Anja S.

“…Background Many resident physicians suffer from distress, which endangers their individual health and the quality of care. Objective To examine the impact of a…”
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A Mindfulness Program to Improve Resident Physicians’ Personal and Work-Related Well-being: a Feasibility Study by Fendel, Johannes C., Aeschbach, Vanessa M., Göritz, Anja S., Schmidt, Stefan

“…Objectives Many resident physicians suffer from mental distress. This endangers the individual physician as well as the quality of patient care. This study…”
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The Effects of a Tailored Mindfulness-Based Program on the Positive Mental Health of Resident Physicians—a Randomized Controlled Trial by Aeschbach, Vanessa M., Fendel, Johannes C., Göritz, Anja S., Schulze-Marmeling, Charlotte, Schmidt, Stefan

“…Objectives Medical residency is a challenging phase that puts the mental health of resident physicians at risk. This study explores the effects of a tailored…”
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A tailored mindfulness-based program for resident physicians: A qualitative study by Aeschbach, Vanessa M., Fendel, Johannes C., Schmidt, Stefan, Göritz, Anja S.

“…Diminished well-being is prevalent in resident physicians. This qualitative study explored the effects of a tailored mindfulness-based program (MBP) aimed at…”
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Less is more: The effect of visiting duration on the perceived restorativeness of museums by Aeschbach, Vanessa M., Schipperges, Hannah, Braun, Marion A., Ehret, Sonja, Ruess, Miriam, Sahintuerk, Zeliha, Thomaschke, Roland

“…Museums can be restorative environments that promote recovery from directed attention fatigue. The current study investigated the effect of the time spent in a…”
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