Digitalisierung und Gesundheit

In annually published focused volumes, the series ‘Health Research. Interdisciplinary Perspectives (G.IP)’ deals with questions and problems in the field of health. The aim is to take the claim of interdisciplinary re-search seriously and to present the latest results from health research on current topics for discussion across disciplines and professions. This current volume is dedicated to the highly topical subject of ‘Digitalisation and Health’ from an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary perspective. The latest innovations in AI research are discussed (e.g. digital pain recognition) as well as the social consequences of digitalised health services and, last but not least, the ethical and legal challenges posed by the formalisation of medical and nursing practice.

With contributions by
Elisabeth André, Ann Kristin Augst, Katrin Bartl-Pokorny, Alexander Brink, Magdalena Eitenberger, Benigna Gerisch, Henner Gimpel, Marc Jungtäubl, Vera King, Sebastian Kluckert, Bettina-Johanna Krings, Miriam Kunz, Julia Lanzl, Tobias Manner-Romberg, Arne Manzeschke, Manuel Milling, Christian Montag, Niclas Nüske, Florian Pokorny, Benedikt Salfeld, Micha Schlichting, Julia Schreiber, , Cornelius Schubert, Björn Schuller, Cornelia Sindermann, Maike Stenger, Lisa Waldenburger, Margit Weihrich, Nora Weinberger, Jennifer Wernicke, Lisa Wiedemann and Jeffrey Wimmer.