CURRENT PROJECTS FROM THE AREA

In recent years, the Department of General Internal Medicine and Psychosomatics has conducted several large clinical studies on the efficacy of therapies for various clinical pictures.

• Comparison of psycho-oncological and physical exercise interventions for health-related quality of life in cancer (COPS) - conceptualization of a randomized non-inferiority trial
• Psychotherapy for fear and panic - randomized controlled study of analytical psychotherapy and cognitive behavior therapy
• Psychotherapeutic evening clinic - New form of care for depressive patients
• Agency as a change mechanism in psychotherapy
• Insight as a mechanism of change in psychotherapy
• Psychodynamic characterization of patients with increased physical complaint pressure
• Self-criticism as a mechanism of change in psychotherapy
• Managing symptoms of immunotherapy (SOFIA): eHealth intervention to manage symptoms for cancer patients on immunotherapy - a randomized controlled feasibility study