The lecturers have proven academic expertise and are qualified through continuing education and by attending the annual university teaching training offered by the faculty. A large part of the teaching in the medical subjects is done by clinically active university lecturers. They impart the latest knowledge when it comes to clinical practice, invite reflection and allow students to participate in current research developments.

The lecturers have proven academic expertise and are qualified through continuing education and by attending the annual university teaching training offered by the faculty. They impart the latest knowledge when it comes to clinical practice, invite reflection and allow students to participate in current research developments. The teaching is evaluated in regular teaching conferences of the institute and the feedback of the students is taken into account in the design of the teaching.

International guest researchers complete internships or project stays, participate in courses and offer students the opportunity to gain an insight into ongoing and completed projects. The lecturers of the faculty themselves are partly involved in international projects and operate in international working groups. The "German Centre for of Evidence-based Nursing" at the institute (IGPW) is embedded in the global network of EBN centres. Through existing cooperations, there are opportunities for work placements and the design of student theses.

School of Medicine and Department of Pharmacy, University of Padua; Lithuanian University of Health Sciences of Kaunas; IPW Institut für Angewandte Pflegewissenschaft, OST Ostschweizer Fachhochschule; McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

The faculty's Dorothea-Erxleben learning centre offers the option to practice care situations (advising patients, organising ward rounds, etc.) in the actor patient programme. Students visit learning stations for manual and communicative skills together with medical students (interprofessional learning). A computer pool and a campus library are available at the location of the Institute for Health and Nursing Sciences and at the university clinic, both for teaching as well as for free use by students.

The Institute of Health and Nursing Sciences has an established research infrastructure, where students are given an insight into the projects that are active in the field of health research, nursing research, therapy research and midwifery research. Points of research focus: Nursing and support for the elderly and chronically ill, evidence-based practice, patient-centred interprofessional research in oncology, health care provided by midwives and family midwives (midwifery science), health care research.

In the modules, discrimination-sensitive health care is promoted through selected cases and scenarios and as part of reflections.

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