approaches, debated new developments and identified public policies to facilitate and improve access to care and treatment for hepatitis B and hepatitis C even in countries where austerity programs are in place

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the health literacy of the population will be promoted and the implementation of the CALOR list in care will improve patient safety. The project is also helping to establish the linking of SHI routine data

is crucial for the development of new effective and safe therapies and thus for improving patient care," emphasizes patient representative Dr. Stefanie Houwaart from BRCA-Netzwerk e.V., member of the GBN

young scientists at MHH. We call it " career boosting ". Meanwhile all career steps have been taken care of and have been included in HBRS as well the MHH Deanery of Academic Career Development . Clinician

Toptas v, B. Gil-Ibanez w, I. Vergote x, I. Runnenbaum y a Statement by AGO and AG-CPC on follow-up care/follow-up of surgical interventions on the lower genital tract following the introduction of the new

Löffler, L., Kirsch, C. (2022). Family measures in the setting of mother/father/child preventive care facilities - mothers' and fathers' stress and their reasons for utilization. Psychosocial and Medical

psychological and psychosocial consequences of chronic illness; Development of European standards for the care and education of children and adolescents with diabetes (Better control in pediatric and adolescent

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