Arbeitsgruppen
Ethik
Chair: Ole Döring, M.A.
Institut für Asienkunde, Rothenbaumchaussee 32
20148 Hamburg, Email odring@aol.com
Persönliches ProfilThe German-Chinese Society of Medicine organizes meetings to further the exchange of views on ethical issues related to the advances and application of biological and medical sciences. Mr. Ole Doering of the Asian Studies Institute in Hamburg has long-term experiences in bringing together German and Chinese ethicists. Beginning with the conference to be held in Xi’an in September 2002, the Sino-German working group holds its meetings jointly with the bi-annual conferences of the German Chinese-Society of Medicine in China.
More information
- Ole Döring, Chen Renbiao (eds): Advances in Chinese Medical Ethics: Chinese and International Perspectives. Proceedings of the 'Second Sino-German Interdisciplinary Symposium about Medical Ethics in China: Medical Ethics in Clinical Medicine, Medical Theory and Research, and in Medical Education'. Shanghai, October 19-23, 1999. [Introduction]
Ole Döring (ed): Ethics in Medical Education in China. Distinguishing Education of Ethics in Medicine from Moral Preaching. Proceedings of the Sino-German International Workshop in affiliation with the 15th annual joint conference of the German-Chinese and the Chinese-German Medical Societies Xi’an, September 18-19, 2000. [Introduction]
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
Chair: Dr. med. G. Gunia
Ltd. Arzt für TCM, Johanniter-Krankenhaus Bramsche
Hasenstr. 16-18, 49565 Bramsche
Tel 05461- 805 176, Fax 05461- 805 158The interest in so-called Traditional Chinese Medicine in wide segments of the German population has stimulated a working group among members of the German-Chinese Society of Medicine to focus on issues related to research in the theoretical background and clinical application of Chinese traditional medicine in modern health care delivery systems. Dr. Gunia, experienced in integrating selected aspects of TCM into modern clinical medicine, organizes meetings of this working group.