Conference as part of the search for a professor in Orthopaedics.
Summary: The dwindling resources on the one hand and the growing functional demands of the population on the other require therapy concepts that focus on maintaining independence and preventing complications.
Predicting the course of treatment on the basis of care data and information from the scientific literature will help to maintain patients' independence and quality of life and reduce complications. In addition, novel, active biomechanical concepts will be integrated into clinical practice. These innovative and optimized care concepts with rapid restoration of mobility meet the requirements of patients and insurance providers.
Modern framework conditions and competence-oriented, interdisciplinary and interprofessional teaching and work concepts will inspire and retain young professionals in the long term.