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Research Group: Public Health |
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Meggi Khan-Zvorničanin |
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Meggi Khan-Zvorničanin |
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Telefon: +49 30 25491-392
E-mail:
khan@wzb.eu
Degree in nursing education; guest researcher in the Public Health
Research Group and holder of a doctoral scholarship in the
post-graduate programme “Multi-morbidity in old age” funded by the
Robert Bosch Foundation at the Charité Centre for Humanities and
Health Sciences (ZHGB), Charité Universitätsmedizin Berlin
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since June 2008 |
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Guest researcher at the WZB
in the Public Health Research Group. Participation in the project
“Maintaining autonomy after a fall in socially disadvantaged
quarters and neighbourhoods”, funded by the Federal Ministry of
Education and Research
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2007 |
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Research for Camino gGmbH
as a follow-up to the expert panel on “Labour market integration of
migrants – success factors and instruments” held on 18 December 2007
and commissioned by the Berlin Senate Administration for
Integration, Labour and Social Affairs.
Study on support, qualification and professionalisation practices
for the structural and personnel reinforcement of migrant
organisations, commissioned from Camino gGmbH by the Federal
Commissioner for Migration, Integration and Refugees
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since 2006 |
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Independent researcher and
lecturer in the field of health and migration |
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2006 |
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Degree: Nursing Education,
Humboldt University Berlin
Degree thesis: “Professional nursing in an immigration society: A
qualitative examination of the concept of transculturality as a
guiding educational principle in training and training in the
nursing professions”, Institute for Medical/Nursing Education and
Nursing Science, Charité Centre for Humanities and Health Sciences (ZHGB),
Humboldt University Berlin
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Teaching practice
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Placement in the pilot
project “Intercultural Opening of the Diakonie Services in Berlin”
Diakonisches Werk Neukölln-Oberspree e.V.
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2000-2006 |
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Studied health, social and
nursing sciences together with education (adult education), Humboldt
University Berlin
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1987-2001 |
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Training and work
experience as a nurse in various nursing institutions in North
Rhine-Westphalia and Berlin
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Born 1967, two children
(born 2001, 2003)
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- Education and migration research
- Cultural Studies / queer Theory / intersectionality
- Qualitative research methods
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> NEIGHBOURHOOD –
Maintaining Autonomy after a Fall in Socially Disadvantaged Neighbourhoods (project in cooperation with the Institute
for Gerontological Research and part of the Berlin consortium ama -
Autonomy Despite Multimorbidity in Old Age, funded by the Federal
Ministry of Education and Research)
Doctoral thesis:
Images of age and aging among representatives of the health and
social services and the needs of different groups of older migrants
(working title)
On the one hand Germany is becoming ever “greyer”. On the other hand
the demographically aging population is becoming ever more colourful, that is ever more heterogeneous, in terms of origin.
Currently migrants over the age of 60 are one of the fastest-growing
sectors of the population.
The study plans to explore the extent to which out-patient health
and social services meet the social, lifeworld and health needs of
this target group with respect to maintaining autonomy in cases of
multi-morbidity. It also aims to identify aspects of the
(re-)production of social inequality in health care and reveal the
mechanisms connected with this.
Interviews will be used to reconstruct the images of age and ageing
on which professionals base their practice. Secondary literature
will then be used to compare these with the ideas and wishes of
migrants about their own old age and examine how these match.
Finally, the socio-historical context from which professionals take
their ideas and models of age and ageing will be examined by
analysing the metaphors used in the interview material to discern
collective orientation patterns or overlaps with dominant
constitutive discourses.
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Memberships,
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Activities
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Publications |
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2009 |
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Multimorbidität und
Alter(n) in der Einwanderungsgesellschaft: Der Leitbildansatz als
Instrument zur Erforschung von Strategien und Formen
interkultureller Öffnungsprozesse der gesundheitlich/pflegerischen
Versorgung älterer, multimorbider Migrant/innen. In: Behrens, J.
(Hrsg.): Hallesche Beiträge zu den Gesundheits- und
Pflegewissenschaften. Vol. 8, No. 21, p. 1-10
http://www.medizin.uni-halle.de/pflegewissenschaft/media/HalBeitr/Halle-PfleGe-08-21.pdf
Geschlossene Gesellschaft. Altenhilfen tun sich schwer,
zugewanderte Ältere zu integrieren.
In:
WZB-Mitteilungen, No. 126/December 2009, Title: Einwanderung in
Europa: Konflikte, Konzepte, Kulturen. Herausforderung Integration,
p. 25-27
republished in: Schattenblick, 14 January 2010
ALTER/184: Altenhilfen tun sich schwer, zugewanderte Ältere zu
integrieren (WZB)
http://www.schattenblick.de/infopool/politik/soziales/psalt184.html
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Das Dilemma der
Differenz.
In: PrInterNet (8), 11/ 2007, p. 699-712
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together with J
Eichhorn, K Raeder, K Schmück, U Siegmund
Entstehung, Vermeidung und Behandlung des Dekubitus aus
historischer Perspektive – Daten und Fakten von 1800 bis 1950.
Eichhorn J, Günther K, Khan-Zvorničanin M, Raeder K, Schmück K,
Siegmund U.: Project Coordination: Eisermann H-J. Pflegezeitschrift,
2004; 57(1), p. 2-10
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Lectures |
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2009 |
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Alter(n) und Multimorbidität in der Einwanderungsgesellschaft -
Leitbilder und Vorstellungen bei Repräsentant/innen des
Altenhilfesystems zu Möglichkeiten und Grenzen des Autonomieerhalts
älterer, multimorbider Migrantinnen und Migranten.
Lecture given at the conference: Pflegebedürftig in der
Gesundheitsgesellschaft. Langzeitbetreuung und Pflege im
Spannungsfeld neuer Bewältigungsstrategien in Halle (Saale),
26-28 March, 2009, organized by the Institut für Gesundheits- und
Pflegewissenschaft, Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg
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2007 |
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“On the qualification of migrant organisations: Support practices
and requirements for action”, lecture given at the seminar “Migrant
organisations as civil society actors: Furthering integration
through further education”. Organizer: Bundesnetzwerk
Bürgerschaftliches Engagement (BBE) [Federal Network for Civic
Engagement], Institut für soziale und kulturelle Arbeit e.V.
[Institute for Social and Cultural Work], Landesnetzwerk
Bürgerschaftliches Engagement Bayern (LBE) [Bavarian Civic
Engagement Network], Nuremberg, 14 and 15 December 2007
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Teaching Activities |
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Instructor on training courses for the nursing professions for:
AWO, Diakonie, DRK
Evangelische Fachhochschule Berlin (evfh - Berlin)
Stiftung SPI Sozialpädagogisches Institut Berlin – Walter May
Wannsee-Akademie Fort- und Weiterbildung
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