DOI:
10.1055/s-00000022
Das Gesundheitswesen
Issue 02 ·
Volume 78 ·
February 2016
DOI: 10.1055/s-006-31023
Panorama
Veranstaltungsbericht
65
WHO-Studie
66
Preisauslobung
67
Buchbesprechung
67
Grußwort
68
Editorial
69
Mittelstaedt, G. v.;
Gaertner, T.;
Wildner, M.:
Übersichtsarbeit
71
Arntz, K.:
Exists an Obligation to be Healthy? Ethical Limits of Medical Prevention
76
Enke, M. C.:
Bavarian Centre for Health: Health-related Prevention – Pragmatic and Need-oriented
84
Meisinger, C.;
Peters, A.;
Linseisen, J.:
From the MONICA-project via KORA to the NAKO-study: Practical Utility of Epidemiological Studies in Augsburg Region
91
Pfaff, H.;
Pförtner, T.-K.:
Contribution of Health Care Research to Establishing Social Equality in Health and Health Care Opportunities
97
Simoes, E.;
Sokolov, A. N.;
Graf, J.;
Pavlova, M. A.;
Brucker, S. Y.;
Wallwiener, D.;
Schmahl, F. W.;
Bamberg, M.:
Why Strive after Clinical Social Medicine? From Epidemiological Association to Personalized Social Medicine: a Case of Breast Cancer Care
103
Euba, A.;
Paschos, E.;
Mattner, B.;
Storr, U.:
Motivation for Prevention in Childhood as a Basis for long-Term Dental Health: The Augsburg Model
107
Trabert, G.:
Medical Care for Homeless People – Individual Right and a Social Duty for an Inclusive Society
113
Wildner, M.;
Niehoff, J.-U.;
Hoffmann, W.:
Development of Social Medicine and Public Health in Germany
120
Gaertner, T.;
Mittelstaedt, G. v.:
DGSMP – Interdisciplinarity to Advance Social Medicine and Prevention of Illness
Stellungnahme
126
Hommes, F.;
von Philipsborn, P.;
Geffert, K.;
Karduck, L.:
A Contribution to the Current Debate on Public and Global Health in Germany
Leserbriefe
130
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