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101. Editorial

Author

Keilbach, J., Köhler, Kristina, Keilbach, J., and Köhler, Kristina

Published
2012

102. Editorial

Author

LS OW Ned.tv-cultuur intern.context, ICON - Media and Performance Studies, Keilbach, J., Köhler, Kristina, LS OW Ned.tv-cultuur intern.context, ICON - Media and Performance Studies, Keilbach, J., and Köhler, Kristina

Published
2012

104. Der Sport ist der natürliche Feind der Serie. Ein Interview mit Michel Bodmer, dem Leiter der Redaktion Film und Serien beim Schweizer Fernsehen

Author

Blanchet, Robert, Köhler, Kristina, Smid, Tereza, Zutavern, Julia, Blanchet, R ( Robert ), Köhler, K ( Kristina ), Smid, T ( Tereza ), Zutavern, J ( Julia ), Bodmer, Michel, Blanchet, Robert, Köhler, Kristina, Smid, Tereza, Zutavern, Julia, Blanchet, R ( Robert ), Köhler, K ( Kristina ), Smid, T ( Tereza ), Zutavern, J ( Julia ), and Bodmer, Michel

Published
2011

106. Quality TV: Eine kurze Einführung in die Geschichte und Ästhetik neuer amerikanischer Fernsehserien

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Blanchet, Robert, Köhler, Kristina, Smid, Tereza, Zutavern, Julia, Blanchet, R ( Robert ), Köhler, K ( Kristina ), Smid, T ( Tereza ), Zutavern, J ( Julia ), Blanchet, Robert, Köhler, Kristina, Smid, Tereza, Zutavern, Julia, Blanchet, R ( Robert ), Köhler, K ( Kristina ), Smid, T ( Tereza ), and Zutavern, J ( Julia )

Abstract

Serien wie Six Feet Under, Lost, The Wire oder Dexter sind das Ergebnis eines markanten Wandels, der sich in den letzten Jahren in der amerikanischen Fernsehlandschaft vollzogen hat und durchaus mit filmhistorischen Umbrüchen wie der Nouvelle Vague verglichen werden kann. Auch hier führten gesellschaftliche, technologische und wirtschaftliche Veränderungen zu einer außergewöhnlich innovativen Schaffensperiode, in der eine neue Generation von Filmemachern die Normen der Unterhaltungsindustrie herausforderte und nachhaltig veränderte. Der vorliegende Sammelband nimmt den bislang wenig erforschten Trend zum Anlass, um sich Phänomenen des Seriellen aus film-, medien- und kulturwissenschaftlicher Perspektive zu nähern. Neben den sogenannten Qualitätsserien aus den USA werden Fallbeispiele aus anderen Ländern und Kulturkreisen wie Lateinamerika beleuchtet. Historisch reicht das Spektrum von den Anfängen des Films bis hin zu den Remakes und Sequels des zeitgenössischen Blockbusterkinos. Mit einem Beitrag über Online-Serien ist neben Film und Fernsehen auch das Internet vertreten.

Published
2011

112. Urbane Kinegrafien: Überlegungen zum Verhältnis von Stadt, Körper und Film in West Side Story und parkour-Filmen

Author

Brunner, P, Gertiser, Anita, Jancso, N, Müller, R, Smid, Tereza, Brunner, P ( P ), Gertiser, A ( Anita ), Jancso, N ( N ), Müller, R ( R ), Smid, T ( Tereza ), Köhler, Kristina, Brunner, P, Gertiser, Anita, Jancso, N, Müller, R, Smid, Tereza, Brunner, P ( P ), Gertiser, A ( Anita ), Jancso, N ( N ), Müller, R ( R ), Smid, T ( Tereza ), and Köhler, Kristina

Published
2009

113. BackMatter.

Author

Köhler, Kristina

Published
2010

119. Engineering Proteins to Enhance their Partition Coefficients in Aqueous Two-Phase Systems

Author

Köhler, Kristina, Ljungquist, Charlotta, Kondo, Akihiko, Veide, Andres, and Nilsson, Björn

Abstract

We describe a novel method to partition recombinant proteins into the polymerrich top phase in poly(ethylene glycol) (PEG)4000/potassium phosphate aqueous two-phase systems. The concept is based on fusion of a gene fragment encoding a short peptide sequence to the product gene of interest thereby changing the partitioning properties of the expressed product protein as a fusion to the peptide. The model protein in this study, ZZ, is a two domain molecule based on staphylococcal protein A (SPA) which distributes evenly in PEG/salt systems. A tetrapeptide sequence, AlaTrpTrpPro (designated the partitioning peptide), was designed by molecular modeling techniques to include exposed tryptophan residues and to have a coding DNA sequence which is possible to polymerize in an obligate head-to-tail fashion at the DNA level. Gene fragments encoding one and three partitioning peptides, respectively, were fused to the 3′ end of the ZZ gene and the fusion proteins were produced intracellularly in Escherichia coli. The partition coefficients of ZZ proteins containing zero, one and three fused partitioning peptides were determined in three PEG 4000/potassium phosphate aqueous two-phase systems of different compositions. In all three phase systems, there were dramatic effects on the partition coefficient by the fused partitioning peptides. In the phase system with the largest effects, the partition coefficient was enhanced from 1.6 to 11.6 by fusing one tetrapeptide sequence to the 147 amino acid model ZZ protein. By the fusion of three partitioning peptides, the coefficient was increased to 96. These results show that fused partitioning peptides have a dramatic effect on the partitioning of a protein in aqueous two-phase systems which may open up new possibilities to utilize aqueous two-phase extraction techniques as a primary recovery step of recombinant proteins.

Published
1991
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125. Estonia: Health System Review.

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Kasekamp K, Habicht T, Võrk A, Köhler K, Reinap M, Kahur K, Laarmann H, and Litvinova Y

Subjects
Humans, Estonia, Pandemics, Health Expenditures, Insurance, Health, Health Care Reform, Delivery of Health Care, Health Policy
Abstract

This analysis of the Estonian health system illustrates recent developments in organization and governance, health financing, health care provision, health reforms and health system performance. In general, Estonia spends less per capita on health than the European Union average, although public expenditure has been growing steadily, with an increasing role of government budget transfers towards the social health insurance model. Despite these efforts, more than a fifth of current health expenditure comes from out-of-pocket payments, creating pressure to develop new and strengthen existing financial protection instruments. Life expectancy in Estonia has increased rapidly over the past decade, but not fast enough to meet the targets set in strategic documents. The first years of the COVID-19 pandemic were marked by a decline in life expectancy and high excess mortality, which set back progress. Despite this, Estonia's gains in population health were more pronounced in 2022. Overall, health inequalities between socioeconomic groups remain high, prompting policymakers to take steps to increase equity in access to care. The outstanding challenges for the Estonian health system include: addressing the shortage of primary and mental health experts, especially given the growing burden of chronic conditions and other needs of the ageing population; minimizing stark socioeconomic inequalities in health outcomes; renewing the outdated public health framework; and further improving integration and coordination of care and clinical decision-making., (World Health Organization 2023 (acting as the host organization for, and secretariat of, the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies).)

Published
2023

126. Use of digital health tools in Europe: Before, during and after COVID-19

Author

Fahy N, Williams GA, Habicht T, Köhler K, Jormanainen V, Satokangas M, Tynkkynen LK, Lantzsch H, Winklemann J, Cascini F, Belvis AGd, Morsella A, Poscia A, Ricciardi W, Silenzi A, Farcasanu D, Scintee SG, Vladescu C, Delgado EB, Pueyo EA, and Romero FE

Abstract

Digital health tools hold the potential to improve the efficiency, accessibility and quality of care. Before the pandemic , efforts had been made to support implementation across Europe over many years, but widespread adoption in practice had been difficult and slow. The greatest barriers to adoption of digital health tools were not primarily technical in nature, but instead lay in successfully facilitating the required individual, organizational and system changes. During the COVID-19 pandemic many digital health tools moved from being viewed as a potential opportunity to becoming an immediate necessity, and their use increased substantially. Digital health tools have been used during the pandemic to support four main areas: communication and information, including tackling misinformation; surveillance and monitoring; the continuing provision of health care such as through remote consultations; and the rollout and monitoring of vaccination programmes. Greater use of digital health tools during the pandemic has been facilitated by: policy changes to regulation and reimbursement; investment in technical infrastructure; and training for health professionals. As the pandemic comes under control , if health systems are to retain added value from greater use of digital health tools, active strategies are needed now to build on the current momentum around their use. Areas to consider while developing such strategies include: Ensuring clear system-level frameworks and reimbursement regimes for the use of digital health tools, while allowing scope for co-design of digital health solutions by patients and health professionals for specific uses. Combining local flexibility with monitoring and evaluation to learn lessons and ensure that digital health tools help to meet wider health system goals., (© World Health Organization 2021 (acting as the host organization for, and secretariat of, the European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies).)

Published
2021

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