German Society of Rheumatology GSR DGR

German Society of Rheumatology GSR DGR

Deutschen Gesellschaft für Rheumatologie DGR

Luis Strasse 41
10117 Berlin
Tel: 030 - 24 04 84 70
Fax: 030 - 24 04 84 79
e-mail:info@dgrh.de

About US

The German Society for Rheumatology (DGRh) is a nonprofit, specialized medical society of scientists, whose work with the entire field of rheumatology and its development in Germany is concerned.
Tasks and objectives of DGRh

The objectives of DGRh are the professional exchange of research, clinical practice and about the different forms of Rheumas and training of doctors and patients.

The membership of the society is made up of doctors, psychologists and scientists together, which is to have made the rheumatic diseases and to explore both the German medical profession and the public about the scientific development of rheumatology in Germany to inform.

The purpose of this information is on the real supply of ssituation noted rheumatism patients and their treatment options through the exchange of scientific knowledge and practical experience and by promoting scientific concepts of education, training and education of patients and physicians to improve. Moreover, the DGRh ensure that the necessary structural conditions for an optimal supply of rheumatism sufferers in Germany should be created.
Research and development

Another focus of DGRh topic is the development and exploration of new therapeutic approaches in rheumatology. The research and development work in the DGRh commissions, working groups and working groups on specific medical and psychosocial issues of Rheumatology, such as arthritis, osteology, imaging, pain and pharmacotherapy achieved.

From all the different Commission departments and working groups of DGRh arise alongside new diagnostic insights and holistic therapy approaches include guidelines and standards in the treatment of rheumatic patients. Only then can new high quality guidelines created and expanded. With annual congresses DGRh offers the opportunity for physicians and scientists to exchange and to form networks.

The particularly DGRh also promotes innovative research projects on the network rheumatism and the Association of Regional Cooperative rheumatism centers for the improvement of rheumatological care at the regional level. A special research for scientists operates the DGRh compounded by the awarding of scholarships and prizes.