Experts comment here on important topics of health economics. They report about innovative approaches from the region central Hessen, concern themselves with world-wide trends and comment on interesting developments of the industry – from new concepts for hospitals, health care in rural areas all the way through to a topic like the potential of the natural medicine.
Prof. Dr. Ralph Schermuly is an expert in the field of experimental pathophysiology and pulmonary hypertension. Since 2011 he and his team have been conducting research on causes and disease mechanisms to better understand pulmonary hypertension.
Prof. Dr. Werner Seeger, Medical Director of the UKGM, talks about his experiences from the Corona pandemic, the importance of lung research and the potential of digitization and AI in his research.
A good idea is the first step in setting up a business. But it is only one aspect that leads to corporate success. In an interview, Jens Fuerbeth from Volksbank Mittelhessen explains what makes good financial advice for healthcare start-ups.
Courses of study with a focus on healthcare are growing enormously at the Technical University of Middle Hessen (THM) in Giessen. University President Prof. Matthias Willems provide insights into exciting developments in the field of digitization.
Dr. Thomas Borchert, Global Head of Education for Point of Care, Molecular Diagnostics, and Diagnostic Informatics at Siemens Healthcare GmbH in Eschborn, Germany, reports what we can learn from the corona crisis about customer loyalty in the healthcare sector and how digital transformation is changing education.
At the Vitos Klinik Gießen-Marburg, you can now receive comprehensive teletherapy treatment from the comfort of your home. More information here:
For more than three decades Werner Seeger has been researching sudden lung failure caused by viruses. In this interview, Seeger talks about the coronavirus situation at the UKGM, as well as promising studies and what he thinks about political decisions made during this pandemic.
In February 2020 a delegation from Hesse travelled to the US East Coast. The aim: to network the healthcare region of Central Hesse with US hotspots of the industry in Boston, Princeton and Philadelphia.