The spread of antibiotic-resistance and the mismanagement of donated organs are among the greatest fears of medical professionals and non-experts alike. Keep reading for ways out of these and other hotly debated healthcare issues.
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Article • Differentiate and selectMyths and truths about antibiotics, antiseptics and vaccinationSixty-two percent of Germans fear antibiotic resistance, according to a survey recently conducted by the German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment. ‘Patients colonised by multi-resistant pathogens are particularly scared. But many of these ... |
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Article • Organs and qualified surgeons dropWill transplant medicine have a future in Germany?‘Do we want transplant medicine? And if yes, what are we prepared to change in public policy, society and medicine?’ This question characterises the current situation within this medical discipline. Since the 2011 transplant scandal, there has ... |
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Article • Medica 2018The Czech med-tech market is thrivingThe Czech Republic has a long tradition of ground-breaking medical innovations. At Medica 2018, the presence of Czech companies and traders underlined that medical devices and technologies from this country have continuing strength and value. Having ... |
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Article • A challenger arrivesAI – just a tool or the future of healthcare?Neuroscientist Lynda Chin MD, Founder and CEO of Real-world Education Detection and Intervention, has little doubt: ‘Artificial intelligence to the rescue,’ she proclaimed in her keynote address at the Artificial Intelligence and Machine ... |
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Article • Chronic peripheral inflammation and schizophreniaThe network approach to mental illness researchAs European health services are pressured to provide the best possible care for best possible value, some medical fields are now very much the poor relation; this is particularly true for mental health. Mental illnesses represent a great health ... |
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Article • AftercareDischarged ICU patients need careful rehabilitationCare models that go beyond rehabilitation services and are aimed at a smooth transition from intensive to aftercare are not established in Germany. A working group around Professor Dr Christian Apfelbacher at the Institute for Epidemiology and ... |
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Article • The interdisciplinary challengeEvaluating ICU care for cancer patientsProgressive treatments offer new chances for cancer patients, but also could result in as yet unknown complications. The number of cancer patients transferred to the ICU for cancer-specific and internal medicine related reasons is on the increase. ... |
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