Felix Holzinger

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2020-2024
Publications (10 Years): 22

Top Topics

Systematic Review

Top Venues

BMC health services research

JMIR formative research

BMC emergency medicine

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Publications

Lisa Kümpel, Sarah Oslislo, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Martin Mockel, Christoph Heintze, Felix Holzinger
"I do not know the advantages of having a general practitioner" - a qualitative study exploring the views of low-acuity emergency patients without a regular general practitioner toward primary care. BMC health services research 24 (1) (2024)
David Legg, Hendrik Napierala, Felix Holzinger, Anna Slagman
Where Do I Go When My Doctor's Office Is Closed? The Availability of Out-of-Hours Care Information on Primary Care Practitioners' Websites. JMIR formative research 8 (2024)
Felix Holzinger, Lisa Kümpel, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Anja Alberter, Martin Möckel, Christoph Heintze
Emergency department visits as a potential opportunity to promote primary care attachment and modify utilization patterns - results of a pilot study in Berlin, Germany. BMC emergency medicine 24 (1) (2024)
David Legg, Hendrik Napierala, Felix Holzinger, Anna Slagman
Where Do I Go When My Doctor's Office Is Closed? The Availability of Out-of-Hours Care Information on Primary Care Practitioners' Websites. JMIR formative research 8 (2024)
Lisa Kümpel, Sarah Oslislo, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Martin Mockel, Christoph Heintze, Felix Holzinger
"I do not know the advantages of having a general practitioner" - a qualitative study exploring the views of low-acuity emergency patients without a regular general practitioner toward primary care. BMC health services research 24 (1) (2024)
David Legg, Hendrik Napierala, Felix Holzinger, Anna Slagman
Where Do I Go When My Doctor's Office Is Closed? The Availability of Out-of-Hours Care Information on Primary Care Practitioners' Websites. JMIR formative research 8 (2024)
David Legg, Hendrik Napierala, Felix Holzinger, Anna Slagman
Where Do I Go When My Doctor's Office Is Closed? The Availability of Out-of-Hours Care Information on Primary Care Practitioners' Websites. JMIR formative research 8 (2024)
Lisa Kümpel, Sarah Oslislo, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Martin Mockel, Christoph Heintze, Felix Holzinger
"I do not know the advantages of having a general practitioner" - a qualitative study exploring the views of low-acuity emergency patients without a regular general practitioner toward primary care. BMC health services research 24 (1) (2024)
Felix Holzinger, Lisa Kümpel, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Anja Alberter, Martin Möckel, Christoph Heintze
Emergency department visits as a potential opportunity to promote primary care attachment and modify utilization patterns - results of a pilot study in Berlin, Germany. BMC emergency medicine 24 (1) (2024)
Felix Holzinger, Lisa Kümpel, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Anja Alberter, Martin Möckel, Christoph Heintze
Emergency department visits as a potential opportunity to promote primary care attachment and modify utilization patterns - results of a pilot study in Berlin, Germany. BMC emergency medicine 24 (1) (2024)
Lisa Kümpel, Sarah Oslislo, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Martin Mockel, Christoph Heintze, Felix Holzinger
Exploring the views of low-acuity emergency department consulters on an educational intervention and general practitioner appointment service: a qualitative study in Berlin, Germany. BMJ open 13 (4) (2023)
Lisa Kümpel, Sarah Oslislo, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Martin Mockel, Christoph Heintze, Felix Holzinger
Exploring the views of low-acuity emergency department consulters on an educational intervention and general practitioner appointment service: a qualitative study in Berlin, Germany. BMJ open 13 (4) (2023)
Lisa Kümpel, Sarah Oslislo, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Martin Mockel, Christoph Heintze, Felix Holzinger
Exploring the views of low-acuity emergency department consulters on an educational intervention and general practitioner appointment service: a qualitative study in Berlin, Germany. BMJ open 13 (4) (2023)
Lisa Kümpel, Sarah Oslislo, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Martin Mockel, Christoph Heintze, Felix Holzinger
Exploring the views of low-acuity emergency department consulters on an educational intervention and general practitioner appointment service: a qualitative study in Berlin, Germany. BMJ open 13 (4) (2023)
Lisa Kümpel, Sarah Oslislo, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Martin Mockel, Christoph Heintze, Felix Holzinger
Exploring the views of low-acuity emergency department consulters on an educational intervention and general practitioner appointment service: a qualitative study in Berlin, Germany. BMJ open 13 (4) (2023)
Lisa Kümpel, Sarah Oslislo, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Martin Mockel, Christoph Heintze, Felix Holzinger
Exploring the views of low-acuity emergency department consulters on an educational intervention and general practitioner appointment service: a qualitative study in Berlin, Germany. BMJ open 13 (4) (2023)
Lisa Kümpel, Sarah Oslislo, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Martin Mockel, Christoph Heintze, Felix Holzinger
Exploring the views of low-acuity emergency department consulters on an educational intervention and general practitioner appointment service: a qualitative study in Berlin, Germany. BMJ open 13 (4) (2023)
Lisa Kümpel, Sarah Oslislo, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Martin Mockel, Christoph Heintze, Felix Holzinger
Exploring the views of low-acuity emergency department consulters on an educational intervention and general practitioner appointment service: a qualitative study in Berlin, Germany. BMJ open 13 (4) (2023)
Hendrik Napierala, Karen Krüger, Doreen Kuschick, Christoph Heintze, Wolfram J Herrmann, Felix Holzinger
Social Prescribing: Systematic Review of the Effectiveness of Psychosocial Community Referral Interventions in Primary Care. International journal of integrated care 22 (3) (2022)
Elizabeth Sierocinski, Felix Holzinger, Jean-François Chenot
Ivy leaf (Hedera helix) for acute upper respiratory tract infections: an updated systematic review. European journal of clinical pharmacology 77 (8) (2021)
Felix Holzinger, Sarah Oslislo, Rebecca Resendiz Cantu, Martin Möckel, Christoph Heintze
Diverting less urgent utilizers of emergency medical services to primary care: is it feasible? Patient and morbidity characteristics from a cross-sectional multicenter study of self-referring respiratory emergency department consulters. BMC research notes 14 (1) (2021)
Felix Holzinger, Sarah Oslislo, Martin Möckel, Liane Schenk, Mareen Pigorsch, Christoph Heintze
Self-referred walk-in patients in the emergency department - who and why? Consultation determinants in a multicenter study of respiratory patients in Berlin, Germany. BMC health services research 20 (1) (2020)