Health dialogue in Bad Dürkheim: 13 evenings full of knowledge!

Health dialogue in Bad Dürkheim: 13 evenings full of knowledge!

The health dialogue in the Evangelical Hospital Bad Dürkheim presents an exciting series of lectures that aim to explain health issues in an understandable manner. The series of events comprises a total of 13 evenings and offers patients and interested parties valuable insights into various medical topics. The lectures take place in the clinic's cafeteria and are free of charge.

The next lecture, which takes place on February 20 at 6.30 p.m., deals with the topic of hip joint and modern hip endhetics. Dr. Michael Egenolf, the chief physician of trauma surgery and orthopedics, will lead the participants through the complex aspects around the hip joint. In addition to this topic, further interesting lectures are offered, including back pain on March 13th by Dr. Michael Alb, the chief physician for anesthesia and pain therapy.

diverse range of topics

The lecture series includes a variety of topics that are treated in the further course. The following topics are scheduled:

• hip endocrothetics (February 20)
• back pain (March 13)
• colonoscopy (March 27)
• shoulder (April 10th)
• tightening operations (April 24)
• irritant bladder (May 8th)
• ADHD in adulthood (May 22nd)
• dizziness (July 3)
• revival (September 25th)
• Psychosomatics (October 9)
• dementia (October 30)
• heart attack (November 17)

The lecture on ADHD in adults is particularly noteworthy, which on May 22nd by Dr. Peter Deibler, the chief physician of acute psychosomatics. The topic of ADHD is of great relevance, since nationwide initiatives to improve diagnostics and treatment of ADHD in all age groups are initiated. One goal is to increase the quality of life of those affected and avoid incorrect or late diagnoses to reduce secondary complications. BPUTEN intervention approaches for the better support of those affected are available for a variety of recommendations for action that are supported by empirical data.

common responsibility in healthcare

According to the recommendations of the AWMF, it is recommended to integrate the votes of the patients and their relatives when supplying ADHD patients. The willingness to cooperate of all groups involved plays a central role here. In view of the complexity of ADHD - age, severity and associated disorders - such measures contribute to the fact that those affected can be better supported in their psychosocial everyday life.

Since participation in the lectures is free and no registration is required, a wide -ranging audience is addressed. Donations for the palliative care unit and dementia supply are expressly desired in order to continue to promote the clinic's offers. For more information, the clinic can be contacted on 06322 607245 or via the website www.diakonissen.de

These events are an important step towards education and sensitization for various health issues. The commitment of the Evangelical Hospital Bad Dürkheim helps to better inform patients and to support them in their health trip.