PraxisTipp

PraxisTipp is a German-language term that roughly corresponds to “practice tip” in English. It is not the name of a single, widely recognized organization; rather it is used in various contexts to denote concise, actionable guidance intended to support professional practice. The phrase can function as a generic label for content that offers steps, checklists, or best-practice recommendations.

In media and publishing, PraxisTipp may appear as a column title, a section on a professional website, or the branding for a series of tip sheets or short tutorials. It is commonly applied across domains such as medicine, psychotherapy, education, and service-oriented professions, where practitioners seek practical recommendations to improve routines, workflows, or patient/customer outcomes.

Formats commonly associated with PraxisTipp include written articles, downloadable checklists, how-to guides, and short video tutorials. The content is typically oriented toward applicability and ease of implementation in real-world settings.

Etymology: Praxis comes from the practical application of theory, and Tipp means tip or piece of advice, together reflecting a focus on usable guidance for daily work. Because PraxisTipp is not tied to a single source, users should verify the credibility and scope of individual items with the originating publisher.

See also: practical tip, tip sheet, best practice, how-to guide.