Johanna Schütz

Die Umfrage zu Diskriminierung in Deutschland. Mach mit. Drei gute Gründe, bei der großen Umfrage zu Diskriminierung mitzumachen: 1. Deine Stimme hilft, Diskriminierung sichtbar zu machen.

Die Antidiskriminierungsstelle des Bundes startet die größte Umfrage zu #Diskriminierung in Deutschland. Alle Menschen ab 14 Jahren können teilnehmen, wenn Diskriminierung erlebt wurde – anonym und barrierearm. Zur Umfrage: www.diskriminierung-umfrage.de Ferda Ataman, Antidiskriminierungsbeauftragte

Women now 'work for free' until year's end, EU Commission says Women in the EU only earn €0.88 on average for every euro a man makes, meaning that they will symbolically start “working for free” from 17 November until the end of the year, according to the EU.

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Digitale Frustration statt Fortschritt? - Forschungsprojekt „HowToDigital“ fordert Umdenken im Gesundheitswesen
Berlin, 29.09.2025, Komplexe Software, fehlende Ansprechpersonen, Frust im Klinikalltag: Die digitale Transformation des Gesundhe...
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🩻 2 single‑limitation classes: pure mobility loss & need for medical‑therapy assistance.

🩻 3 multi‑limitation classes combining mobility, cognition, and other deficits of independent living.

📝Classes differ in age & gender
📝 We find that co‑occurring care needs are the norm, not the exception

What we found, applying latent‑class analysis to routine data from German statutory long-term care insurance:

🔬Analyzed 101,227 applicants of first‑time LTC benefits in Bavaria.

🩻 5 distinct care‑need classes emerged

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New paper out: “Reasons for long‑term care need: analyzing combinations of health limitations in Germany”
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✅Understanding combinations and patterns of physical, mental & day-to-day #LongTermCare needs helps policymakers & providers design tailored LTC strategies

Conference poster "Sibling (Non-)Negotiatins when taking over care of parents"

Who will provide care for the parents?

Pathways into caregiving: 1 day left to come by our research poster at #SLLS2025 at University of Fribourg 🇨🇭 How do adult siblings negotiate who takes over care for their parents? Do they negotiate at all? What implicit norms are at work?

An illustration of an open book, showing a map of the world. Pins in the map lead to lines going past the top of the image, suggesting a reader getting information.

Good data is essential for research. But it can be hard for researchers to find it.

The Atlas of Longitudinal Datasets is changing that.

This free tool lets you explore thousands of datasets from all over the world.

Learn more from @larseneault.bsky.social ⤵️
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📢 And so it begins!

Wishing all delegates at #SLLS2025 an enjoyable three days at the University of Fribourg #PopHealthLab

Many thanks to the event sponsors: #Centre_LIVES
@clscohorts.bsky.social @popres-uk.bsky.social

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Congrats on your publication @ffranzese.bsky.social 🏋️

Congrats on your publication @alinaschmitz.bsky.social 📚

Hello from Utrecht, where the #ESRA2025 Conference is in full swing! 📊

We’re always happy to meet colleagues and researchers. So if you’re there, feel free to stop by our booth at any time for a chat! 👋

@esrasurvey.bsky.social

Conference bag

Card reading "if the statistics are boring you've got the wrong numbers"

One week of survey research fun for data dealers, method masters and methodology enthusiasts. Attending the 11th Conference of European Survey Research Association #ESRA25 in Utrecht

📅 Welcome to ESRA 2025!
We’re excited to kick off this year’s conference in Utrecht 🎉

You’ll find the registration desk just next to the entrance of the Marinus Ruppert Building.

Don’t forget to share your first impressions using #MyESRA25!

Our final #TCC2025 keynote, delivered by Prof. Håkan Jönson and Prof. Tove Harnett, guides us to escape “cognitive traps” and rethink how we view older people and their rights through a “disability lens”. They frame older care receivers as rights-holders, not just collaborators in care systems.

Enjoying the Digital technology and care: resources, rights and risks panel @tcaren.bsky.social

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My favourite quote while attending Transforming Care Conference's panel on Technology-assisted Care: "The deeper problem lies in the absence of experienced, stable staff. Digital technologies cannot solve this fundamental issue" - talk by Erika Takahashi #TCC2025 #ageing #technology #gerontology

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Transforming Care Conference #TCC2025 in Helsinki. Where the sun never goes down...Enjoying 3 days of talks, discussions and networking with care researchers from multiple disciplines, countries and methodological backgrounds #care #longtermcare #childcare www.helsinki.fi/en/conferenc...

We begin with a warm welcome from the TCN and the conference chairs.

Amazing — we are 404 attendees at #TCC2025 in Helsinki!

And the network keeps growing: today we are 850 members.

Want to join us? It’s free — sign up here: www.transforming-care.net/membership/

We provide an in-depth review of the current market for German-language mobile apps aimed at family caregivers.
36 apps were analyzed, covering information, communication, organization, documentation, and service management.
Link to the German version of the article: doi.org/10.60785/opu...

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Our systematic review of apps for informal carers is now also available in English:
"German-language apps for family caregivers: Overview, Classification, and Test Seals for Market Offering"

Open Access: www.hs-kempten.de/fileadmin/Fo...

Link to the German version of the article below ⬇️

During the interviews, it turned out that many “offline” participants were unaware of their own internet use, particularly when using smartphones.

Curious to learn more about how we can better capture digital behavior in surveys?
Check out the full paper: doi.org/10.60785/opu...

In our research, we dive into the challenges of measuring digital engagement in the ageing population with standard #survey measures. Using qualitative pretest interviews with people aged 70+ who do not use the internet, we uncover surprising insights into their digital behaviour and perception.⬇️

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New Publication:
„Ich kann alles Mögliche, aber ins Internet kann ich nicht − Doch in Google komme ich rein”. Erkenntnisse aus Qualitativen Pretest Interviews mit Offliner:innen zum IT-Modul in SHARE und Implikationen für die Umfrageforschung doi.org/10.60785/opu...
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The new Transforming Care Network Newsletter is out!☀️

You can find new networking activities: upcoming TCC conference, new Transforming Care Series books (with member discounts), Scientific Corner (with Prof. Pfau-Effinger), and more

Don't miss it and join us!
www.transforming-care.net/membership/

Tier-Audioguide „Queering Nature“: Diverse Bären Das Berliner Naturkundemuseum legt den prima Audio-Guide „Queering Nature“ vor – und geht dabei erstaunlich kritisch mit der eigenen Arbeit um.

Das Berliner Naturkundemuseum legt den prima Audio-Guide „Queering Nature“ vor – und geht dabei erstaunlich kritisch mit der eigenen Arbeit um.

To avoid highly personal frames of reference to assess "computer skills", we suggest assessing very specific digital skills or measuring satisfaction with digital abilities when using quantitative survey designs.
Joint work with colleagues from #SHARE @share-eric.bsky.social #AgeingResearch (2/2)

title of the paper reading "Measuring Computer Skills of Older People in SHARE: Evaluation of the item IT003_PC_Skills (IT module) using qualitative pretest interviews"

🔍Using qualitative pretest interviews with participants aged 50–87, we found that respondents rely on highly individual frames of reference when self-assessing their computer skills.
📖 Read the report: share-eric.eu/fileadmin/us...
Deutsche Version des Reports: doi.org/10.60785/opu... (1/2)⬇️

Following Obama, I finally made it over here.