Johanna Lalouschek, MA PhD
Johanna Lalouschek, MA PhD
- Brief professional biography/academic cv
| 1978-1985 | Studies in linguistics and psychology at the University of Vienna |
| 1985 | M.A. in linguistics („The management of social relations in TV-talks“) |
| 1992 | PhD. in applied linguistics („Communication trainings for medical students“) |
| 1984-2012 | Research associate in 15 interdisciplinary research programmes at the Departments of Applied Linguistics, Medical Psychology and Sociology – Vienna University, Institute for Higher Studies (IHS), Ministry of Education Thematic areas: discourse analysis and professional talk, |
| 1989-2003 | Research stays at the Universities of Hamburg, Bielefeld, Dortmund, Cologne, Witten-Herdecke (all Germany), research fellow at the Alexander-von-Humbold-Foundation (Bonn), research fellow at the Charlotte-Bühler-Programme (Vienna) |
| since 1987 | Founder of the linguistic counseling office „Forschungs-Zone“, working as a scientific and linguistic consultant for research groups and clients working in communication-intensive professions |
| since 1992 | Assistant professor at the Department of Applied Linguistics, University of Vienna thematic areas: empiricial methods and discourse analysis, communication in medicine, nursing, public health and (old) media, discourse-analytic based communication trainings |
| 2002-2011 | Lecturer and linguistic consultant at the anthroposophical University of Witten-Herdecke, Departments of Medicine, Dentistry and Nursing Science |
- Overview of main research fields, most important activities and achievements 2014-2020
Patient involvement and modern forms of medical communication
Lalouschek, J. 2014. Anliegensklärung im ärztlichen Gespräch – Patientenbeteiligung und neue Formen medizinischer Kommunikation. In: Menz, F. (ed) Linguistische Verfahren der Patientenbeteiligung und Verständnissicherung in ärztl. Gesprächen. Vienna Univ Press)
- Most important teaching and supervision activities and achievements 2014-2020
MA-courses for the development of discourse-analytical based communication trainings for clients working in communication-intensive professions