In the Approbationsordnung für Ärzte (German regulation for the Curriculum in Medicine) of 27th June, 2002 the disciplines Epidemiology, Medical Biometry and Medical Informatics are combined in one obligatory cross-sectional subject of the second part of the medical exam. In addition, it is possible to study topics from these disciplines in more detail on a voluntary basis. The aim of teaching this cross-sectional subject is to qualify the students to assess their own actions critically, to apply recommendations with care, and to learn to use tools like systematic documentation and modern information technology.For the mentioned disciplines a catalogue has been developed which is subdivided in three parts. In the first part methods are desc...
The topic of patient safety is of fundamental interest for the health care sector. In view of the re...
After the regulatory approval has been obtained, epidemiological studies are acknowledged scientific...
High numbers of students, a drop in funding, and the lack of quality in higher education teaching, w...
In the fields of health care and medicine there is an immense demand for a systematic application of...
The revision of the Approbationsordnung für Ärzte from June 27, 2002, which regulates the education...
By the revision of the 'Approbationsordnung für Ärzte ' from June 27, 2002 the Medical faculties mus...
Winter A, Hilgers R-D, Hofestädt R, Knaup-Gregorit P, Ose C, Timmer A. More than Four Decades of Med...
Medical data sciences receive attention as digitalization and artificial intelligence (AI) pose new ...
Knowledge of clinical-epidemiological methods is indispensable for scientifically informed clinical ...
The practice of assessing student performance in human, dental and veterinary medicine at universiti...
Background: The revised National Competence-Based Learning Catalogue for Medicine (NKLM 2.0) is ava...
Background: The revised National Competence-Based Learning Objectives Catalogue for Medicine (NKLM ...
In view of the new German curriculum regulations, inaugural teachings in the integrated course "Hist...
A revision of the educational law (ÄAppO) in Germany requires major reorganization of the curricula ...
Background: Insufficient risk competence of physicians, conflicts of interests from interactions wi...
The topic of patient safety is of fundamental interest for the health care sector. In view of the re...
After the regulatory approval has been obtained, epidemiological studies are acknowledged scientific...
High numbers of students, a drop in funding, and the lack of quality in higher education teaching, w...
In the fields of health care and medicine there is an immense demand for a systematic application of...
The revision of the Approbationsordnung für Ärzte from June 27, 2002, which regulates the education...
By the revision of the 'Approbationsordnung für Ärzte ' from June 27, 2002 the Medical faculties mus...
Winter A, Hilgers R-D, Hofestädt R, Knaup-Gregorit P, Ose C, Timmer A. More than Four Decades of Med...
Medical data sciences receive attention as digitalization and artificial intelligence (AI) pose new ...
Knowledge of clinical-epidemiological methods is indispensable for scientifically informed clinical ...
The practice of assessing student performance in human, dental and veterinary medicine at universiti...
Background: The revised National Competence-Based Learning Catalogue for Medicine (NKLM 2.0) is ava...
Background: The revised National Competence-Based Learning Objectives Catalogue for Medicine (NKLM ...
In view of the new German curriculum regulations, inaugural teachings in the integrated course "Hist...
A revision of the educational law (ÄAppO) in Germany requires major reorganization of the curricula ...
Background: Insufficient risk competence of physicians, conflicts of interests from interactions wi...
The topic of patient safety is of fundamental interest for the health care sector. In view of the re...
After the regulatory approval has been obtained, epidemiological studies are acknowledged scientific...
High numbers of students, a drop in funding, and the lack of quality in higher education teaching, w...