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Reinhard Strametz
Wiesbaden Business School, Hochschule RheinMain
Known for:The SeViD-I study — one of the largest quantitative investigations of second-victim prevalence, conducted across 10,000 young German physicians in internal medicine
Key findings
- 2021
Strametz and colleagues found 12.4% of 10,000 surveyed young German physicians in internal medicine met criteria for significant second-victim distress — confirming the construct's validity outside its English-language origins and establishing one of the largest prevalence estimates to date. Prevalence of second victims among young German physicians in internal medicine (SeViD-I) ↗