[Interdisciplinarity and co-creative paradigms of applied social medicine]
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.Social medicine in Germany integrates interdisciplinary approaches for participatory and transformative processes within social insurance. This symposium aimed to define its contemporary profile through multiprofessional cooperation and co-creation.
Area Of Science
- Social Medicine
- Public Health
- Health Policy
Background
- Social medicine in Germany operates on an interdisciplinary foundation.
- It addresses multifaceted tasks within the social insurance system.
- Multiprofessional cooperation and co-creation are central to its practice.
Purpose Of The Study
- To explore the theoretical and practical complexity of social medicine.
- To define a contemporary profile for social medicine.
- To foster constructive discourse on social medicine's future.
Main Methods
- A symposium organized by the German Society for Social Medicine and Rehabilitation (DGSMP).
- Included significant participation from the Working Group on Nursing.
- Six presentations addressed key concepts and legislation impacting social medicine.
Main Results
- The symposium highlighted the interdisciplinary nature of social medicine.
- Discussions covered epistemological, historical, legal, health science, nursing science, and medical perspectives.
- Key concepts for categorizing multiprofessional practice were explored.
Conclusions
- Social medicine requires an interdisciplinary foundation for effective practice.
- Co-creation and multiprofessional cooperation are vital for its transformative processes.
- Further discourse is needed to solidify social medicine's contemporary profile.
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