Mattis Keil

Research and teaching assistant

University of Bremen

Germany

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Mattis Keil is a Research and Teaching Assistant at Universität Bremen in Germany. His research areas encompass climate impact assessment, life-cycle assessments in healthcare, and evaluation of greenhouse gas emissions related to healthcare systems. Recent contributions include studies on carbon footprint calculations and systematic reviews aimed at improving sustainability in healthcare practices.

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2025

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2022

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University of Bremen

GERMANY

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Study Protocol for a Delphi Process to Develop a Climate Impact Extension to the Consolidated Health Economic Evaluation Reporting Standard (CHEERS) 2022—the CHEERS ClimatE Checklist

Reporting units in life-cycle assessments of hospitals: a systematized review of the literature

Carbon footprint of healthcare systems: a systematic review of evidence and methods

The greenhouse gas emissions of a German hospital - A case study of an easy-to-use approach based on financial data

Screening life cycle assessment of medical workwear and potential mitigation scenarios

The impact of switching from single-use to reusable healthcare products: a transparency checklist and systematic review of life-cycle assessments

A Transparency Checklist for Carbon Footprint Calculations Applied within a Systematic Review of Virtual Care Interventions

Greenhouse gas emissions of an outpatient care service: a cost-based approach

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Wolf Rogowski

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