Ulrike Bauer

Ulrike Bauer serves as a Researcher at the Institute of Nursing Science and Practice at Paracelsus Medical University (PMU) in Salzburg, Austria. Her academic work focuses on geriatric care, medication management, and nursing science within elderly populations.

Her research interests center on medication appropriateness in elderly care, geriatric rehabilitation interventions, and safety protocols in nursing homes. She investigates clinical methodologies for optimizing medication review processes and physical activity programs tailored for older adults, with particular emphasis on measurable health outcomes and risk reduction.

Analysis of her publication trends reveals consistent focus on geriatric pharmacology and rehabilitation science, with publications showing increasing methodological sophistication in interventional study design. Her work bridges clinical practice with evidence-based nursing protocols, particularly in medication safety and physical therapy for aging populations.

Her teaching activities include statistics courses (Statistik I-III) and quality assessment of quantitative studies within PMU's Nursing Science Bachelor's and Master's programs, demonstrating her commitment to methodological rigor in nursing education.

She has contributed to significant research projects including InTherAKT (2015-2018), OSiA (2011-2014), and ALFIT (2009-2011), all focusing on elderly care optimization through structured interventions, pain management, and fitness programs.