Area of research
Critical Care and Intensive Care Medicine · Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health
Research interest
Research focused on Medical education and Test (biology), with related work in Myocardial infarction, Cross-sectional study, Ultrasound. Notable publications include 'Undergraduate ultrasound training: prospective comparison of two different peer assisted course models on national standards', 'Effects of undergraduate ultrasound education on cross-sectional image understanding and visual-spatial ability - a prospective study', and 'Development and evaluation of a “simulator-based” ultrasound training program for university teaching in obstetrics and gynecology–the prospective GynSim study'.
Do dental students need sonography training? A prospective observational study
Prospective comparison of static versus dynamic images in abdominal ultrasound education - a randomised controlled trial
Quality assessment of a training program for undergraduate sonography peer tutors: paving the future way for peer-assisted learning in medical ultrasound education
Reflecting realities: gauging the pulse of simulator-based training in medical minds—resonance of simulator-based ultrasound training in medical education
Effects of undergraduate ultrasound education on cross-sectional image understanding and visual-spatial ability - a prospective study
Development and evaluation of a “simulator-based” ultrasound training program for university teaching in obstetrics and gynecology–the prospective GynSim study
Insights Into Modern Undergraduate Ultrasound Education: Prospective Comparison of Digital and Analog Teaching Resources in a Flipped Classroom Concept – The DIvAN Study
Undergraduate ultrasound training: prospective comparison of two different peer assisted course models on national standards
Coronary Stent Strut Fractures: Classification, Prevalence and Clinical Associations
Three-years outcomes of diabetic patients treated with coronary bioresorbable scaffolds
Characteristics and outcome of patients with complex coronary lesions treated with bioresorbable scaffolds: three-year follow-up in a cohort of consecutive patients
Bioresorbable everolimus-eluting vascular scaffold for patients presenting with non STelevation-acute coronary syndrome: A three-years follow-up1