https://www.selleckchem.com/products/Sunitinib-Malate-(Sutent).html 65 to 0.73; OR 0.47 to 0.64, with varying methodological quality). The effect size was similar in the surgical (RR 0.63 to 0.71; OR 0.64) and non-surgical (RR 0.65 to 0.73; OR 0.47) general ward setting. The multicomponent programmes for delirium prevention each consisted of a different number of interventions. In addition to twelve person-related interventions, e.g. promotion of orientation, mobility, day-night rhythm, environmental adjustments and staff training programmes, were considered. Non-pharmacological multicomponent programmes for the prevention of delirium in general wards effectively reduce the incidence of delirium and must be adapted to the individual risk factors of each patient. Non-pharmacological multicomponent programmes for the prevention of delirium in general wards effectively reduce the incidence of delirium and must be adapted to the individual risk factors of each patient. The number of patients with an immigration background in geriatric healthcare institutions in Germany is growing continuously. The number of medical staff with a migration background is also increasing because of the shortage of qualified employees in the healthcare sector. Therefore, the ability to act culturally sensitive is essential. A training course for employees caring for chronically ill elderly patients with a migration background was developed, tested and evaluated. The training was developed on the basis of interviews with experts and research literature and took place over half a day. It was then tested in a pilot study in three hospitals (geriatric, orthopaedic, cardiologic clinics) and evaluated with respect to content and implementation using both guided interviews, which were subjected to content analysis, and a questionnaire. The training was feasible and well received by the participants, and a high demand for interventions on cultural sensitivity could be derived from the interviews. Im