Hand hygiene is an important topic in medical environments, as it is one of the simplest and most effective measures to reduce the transmission of germs and pathogens, and thus the spread of diseases. In light of the current development of a global pandemic, the question of how to get people to adopt adequate hand hygiene behaviour, has become a topic of pressing relevance in all areas of everyday life.

German experts wrote the world’s first manual on "Ventilation and intensive therapy for COVID-19". This book targets all medical practitioners caring for ventilated patients with critical pathogens. Approx. 70 percent of COVID-19-patients in Germany survive the treatment in critical care units. A lung-protective procedure is essential.

Manual for practical psychotherapeutic work with clients from or in war and conflict areas: Prof. Dr. Jan Ilhan Kizilhan and colleagues focus in "Trauma Workbook" on the change of dysfunctional behavior and its sustaining factors. There are two goals: One is the reduction of symptoms, the other is to improve the quality of life or functioning.