Colloquium (virtuell)

Human medicine and the health sciences are concerned with research into the causes and spread of diseases, their therapy and issues of prevention. While the health sciences - based on the salutogenetic approach - place a special focus on health-promoting aspects and take a population-based view, medicine in most subjects tends to follow the pathogenetic approach and focuses on the individual.

Both disciplines complement and enrich each other in many ways and in a wide variety of content-related, methodological, and profession-related places.

Against this background, the lecture will address the following questions:

• Which synergies can be identified, related to health sciences and medicine?
• What differences and points of friction exist between the two disciplines and how could these be mitigated?
• How can the many synergies and commonalities be used more effectively in the future to optimize research, teaching and care in the context of neighboring disciplines?

  Speaker: Hosts

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Speaker: Univ.-Prof.`in Dr. med. Claudia Hornberg/ Medical Faculty OWL of Bielefeld University

Hosts: Prof. Dr. Gesine Grande/Dr. Günter Peine Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg/ Faculty of Health Sciences Brandenburg