Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP)

The WHO concluded its second global meeting on skin-related neglected tropical diseases (skin NTDs) last week with an urgent call for more integrated approaches and intensified partnerships to achieve the goals of the NTD Roadmap 2030.

To support the Department of ?Nursing Science Research“ at the Institute of Public Health and Nursing Research (IPP), led by Prof. Dr. Karin Wolf-Ostermann, we are looking for a committed student assistant to join our team at the earliest possible date.

In her contributions, the Bremen health scientist spoke on the topics of environmental justice and climate adaptation strategies, in particular heat action plans, and their significance for the living conditions of people affected by poverty

Benjamin Schüz shows how relevant prevention and health promotion are in view of the current challenges in the healthcare system. A contribution to the Health Briefing series, a joint production of the Health Sciences Research Centre and BIPS

The platform is a network of experts in the field of artificial intelligence (AI). The almost 200 members from science, business and society work in working groups to develop positions on the opportunities and challenges of AI and identify options for action

Bremen health scientists publish health policy article in the Lancet

Conference of the "Future of Care" cluster - experts and representatives of the professional world meet to exchange ideas on the latest developments and the status of digitalization/technological advances in the care and healthcare sector

Prof. Dr. Gabriele Bolte, Dr. Stefanie Dreger and Ellen Senck conduct transdisciplinary research on implementation gaps in the context of environmental justice

Prof. Dr Karin Wolf-Ostermann from IPP at the University of Bremen and the ProKIP team organised the final meeting of the BMBF funding measure ‘Making repositories and AI systems usable in everyday care’ (KIP)