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Sibylle Mottl-Link (born Sibylle Mottl; February 14th 1971)[citation needed]
Life and career edit
From 1990 to 1997 Sibylle Mottl-Link studied medicine at the Saarland University in Homburg/Saar (Germany), at the University of Vienna (Austria) and at the Medical University of Luebeck (Germany). After completing her doctorate.[1], she first worked in the clinic for pediatric and adolescent medicine at the Demmin district hospital.
She continued her medical career in the departments of cardiac surgery at the Karlsruhe Clinic and at the Heidelberg University Hospital. During her university career, she was particularly interested in the three-dimensional representation of the child's heart.[2][3]Concentrating on pediatric medicine she joined Mannheim University Clinic and then the Worms Clinic to work at the pediatric and adolescent medicine clinics, as well as in pediatric and adolescent public health services in the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan area.
Since the publication of her first medical children's book Frau Doktor hat einen Vogel[4] (Mrs Doctor has a Bird) in 2011 Mottl-Link travels extensively - next to her ongoing work as a doctor - throughout Germany and Austria reading and performing for pre-school and school children. She explains medical knowledge using puppet comedy with the characters from her books. Preferably she performs in schools and libraries, thus providing health education for children in an age-appropriate and entertaining way.
Her picture book In meinem Körper ist was los (Something's Going on in My Body) (Illustrator: Frėderic Bertrand, Loewe Verlag 2016)[5] became a bestseller and was even translated into Chinese[6]. During the Corona pandemic, she provided child-friendly information about the Corona virus on YouTube and Twitch and published the picture book Keine Angst vor dem kleinen Piks (Don't be afraid of the little sting) also with the Loewe Verlag[7]
To offer adolescents a good way to deal with stress she published Körperliche Bedürfnisse (Physical Needs) 2017 under the pen name Dr. Heide Kraut.[8]
2023 she published her recent picture book Hier kommt die Körperpolizei! Wie sich mein Körper gegen Krankheiten wehrt. (Here comes the body police! How my body defends itself against diseases.)[9]
Mottl-Link lives in Heidelberg / Germany, is married and has two children.[citation needed]
Lectures and performances edit
With her hand puppets the birds CORA and catastrophe KARA, the intestinal bacterium COLI[10], a snake and many more[11], Sibylle Mottl-Link has made more than 500 appearances since 2011[12]. That's why the press already referred to her as "the doctor with the talking hand".[11][13]
Awards edit
- Poster award of the German Society for Pediatric Cardiology (Dt. Gesellschaft für Pädiatrische Kardiologie (10 / 2005)[14]
- Green List („Grüne Liste“) of the German Women Medical Association (Deutschen Ärztinnenbundes)[15]
- Recommendation list of the Bilderbuchbärs Wittmund[15]
- Selection List of the working group „Jugendliteratur und Medien der GEW“ with the evaluation “highly recommended"[15]
- nominated for the Journalism Award for the Publizistikpreis der Stiftung Gesundheit 2012 and the Prize for Young Adult Literature (Jugendliteraturpreis) 2012 – category non-fiction[16] [15]
References edit
- ^ Mottl-Link, S.; Russlies, M.; Klinger, M.; Seyfarth, M.; Ascherl, R.; Gradinger, R. (1998). "Erythrocytes and Proinflammatory Mediators in Wound Drainage". Vox Sanguinis. 75 (3): 205–211. doi:10.1159/000030988. PMID 9852408. S2CID 43197787.
- ^ Mottl-Link, Sibylle; Hübler, Michael; Kühne, Titus; Rietdorf, Urte; Krueger, Julia J.; Schnackenburg, Bernhard; De Simone, Raffaele; Berger, Felix; Juraszek, Amy; Meinzer, Hans-Peter; Karck, Matthias; Hetzer, Roland; Wolf, Ivo (July 2008). "Physical Models Aiding in Complex Congenital Heart Surgery". The Annals of Thoracic Surgery. 86 (1): 273–277. doi:10.1016/j.athoracsur.2007.06.001. PMID 18573436.
- ^ Mottl-Link, S. (2005-06-08). "Non-invasive assessment of differences between bileaflet and tilting-disc aortic valve prostheses by 3D-Doppler profiles". Interactive CardioVascular and Thoracic Surgery. 4 (5): 383–387. doi:10.1510/icvts.2004.097162. ISSN 1569-9293. PMID 17670437.
- ^ Mottl-Link, Sibylle (2013). Frau Doktor hat einen Vogel: Gesundmachgeschichten für Kinder. Bildung von Anfang an (3. Aufl ed.). Schaffhausen: SCHUBI Lernmedien. ISBN 978-3-86723-470-2.
- ^ Mottl-Link, Sibylle; Bertrand, Fréderic (2018). In meinem Körper ist was los! (3. Auflage ed.). Bindlach: Loewe. ISBN 978-3-7855-8156-8.
- ^ Mottl-Link, Sibylle (2018). In meinem Körper ist was los!(Something Is Going On in My Body!) (in Chinese) (Chinese ed.). China: Huashan literature and Art Publishing House. ISBN 978-7551137041.
{{cite book}}: Check|isbn=value: invalid character (help) - ^ Mottl-Link, Sibylle; Schumann, Friederike (2021). Keine Angst vor dem kleinen Piks! Heute gehe ich zum Impfen (1. Auflage ed.). Bindlach: Loewe. ISBN 978-3-7432-1211-4.
- ^ Mottl-Link, Sibylle (July 28, 2017). Körperliche Bedürfnisse (in German). Books on Demand. ASIN B074CB1R7S.
- ^ Mottl-Link, Sibylle; Kunkel, Daniela (2023). Hier kommt die Körperpolizei! wie sich mein Körper gegen Krankheiten wehrt (1. Auflage ed.). Bindlach: Loewe. ISBN 978-3-7432-1170-4.
- ^ "Für Kinder". s-mottl-links Webseite! (in German). Retrieved 2024-01-02.
- ^ a b "Medizinische Puppen-Comedy". s-mottl-links Webseite! (in German). Retrieved 2024-01-02.
- ^ "Vergangenes". s-mottl-links Webseite! (in German). Retrieved 2024-01-02.
- ^ "Sibylle Mottl-Link | Loewe Verlag". www.loewe-verlag.de. Retrieved 2024-01-02.
- ^ Mottl-Link, Sibylle; Boettger; Krueger; Rietdorf; Schnackenburg; Ewert; Berger; Nagel; Meinzer; Juraszek; Kuehne; Wolf. "PC2 Ausgussmodell von komplexem kongenitalen Vitium am Lebenden: Lasersintering Modell auf MRT-Basis".
{{cite journal}}: Cite journal requires|journal=(help) - ^ a b c d "Autorenlesung". autorenlesung.at. Retrieved 2024-01-02.
- ^ "Medizinischen Kinder-Comedy-Lesungen mit Handfiguren – DieKulturMacherin" (in German). Retrieved 2024-01-02.
External links edit
- German National Library: Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek