7th MVF Congress on 17 March 2017 in Berlin: Regional Care

Greetings from the editor

Ladies and Gentlemen
Dear Colleagues,

im September 2017 ist wieder Bundestagswahl und die politischen Karten werden neu gemischt. Wie die neue Regierung-Koalition ausehen wird, steht in den Sternen; dennoch ist es für die Versorgungsforschung wichtig, ihren in den letzten beiden Koalitionsverträgen eingeräumten Platz zu behaupten, um damit ihre Bedeutuung noch weiter zu festigen und womöglich weiter auszubauen. Mit der Unterstützung der nun anlaufenden Innovationsfonds-Projekte müsste das gelingen.

Welche Forderungen für die Versorgungsforschung sollten im Koalitionsvertrag für die nächste Regierung enthalten sein? Wie muss sich die Versorgungsforschung inhaltlich wie personell aufstellen, um der an sie gerichteten Erwartungshaltung gerecht zu werden? Wie wird sie den Weg in die nun anstehende Ära der Translation schaffen? Und: Wie wird die regionale Versorgung der Zukunft aussehen?

Damit sind eine Fülle von Themen und Problemen angesprochen, die beim 7. MVF-Fachkongress erneut aus den unterschiedlichen Sichtweisen – Politik, Selbstverwaltung, Versorgungsforschung und Akteure – beleuchtet werden sollen.

Nehmen Sie aktiv an diesem nun schon 7. Fachkongress teil, der in dem Jahr stattfinden wird, in dem „Monitor Versorgungsforschung“ sein zehnjähriges Jubiläum feiern wird.

Diskutieren Sie mit.
The congress will be chaired with me by Prof. Dr. Dr. Alfred Holzgreve.

With kind regards
Ihr Prof. Dr. Reinhold Roski
Publisher “Monitor Health Services Research”

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Venue

Bertelsmann representative office
Unter den Linden 1
10117 Berlin

Website: Bertelsmann representative office
E-mail: [email protected]

The first major urban expansion of Berlin was planned in the 17th century. Still within the old ones Fortifications the Residence city should be the new district Friedrichswerder arise. Commissioned to carry it out Elector Frederick William of Brandenburg (the “Great Elector”) his fortress builder Johann Gregor Memhardt. In recognition, Memhardt received a gift of a building plot in a good location from the Elector and had his two-story house built there around 1653, the first stone house on the Friedrichswerder - the predecessor of the Commandant's House.

After the building had become dilapidated, a representative royal one was built in 1795/96 Immediate construction, built by the builder Wilhelm Konrad title. This building was initially considered private Palace with numerous living and ancillary rooms as well as horse stables. In 1799 it became the seat of the Berlin commander garrison certainly. In 1818 the commandant's office also took over service on the New guard, which from Karl Friedrich Schinkel diagonally opposite, between Armory and university – the former Prince Heinrich Palace – had been built.

The commandant's house 1910

A major renovation took place in 1873/74. Another floor was added, the baroque one Hip roof was replaced by a flat roof, the whole facade with a striking one Plaster ashlar covered. Eight were placed at the edges of the roof terracotta-Eagle with wings spread. The overall design was based on that Florentine Palace architecture of the Early Renaissance - there has been a prominent example of such an adaptation in Berlin since 1830, namely Schinkel's Palais Redern am Paris Square, which was added to the new building in 1907 Hotel Adlon had to give way.

Towards the end of Second World War the commandant's house was damaged in bombing raids and demolished in the 1950s; the GDR claimed the property for their large sized Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which in turn was demolished in 1995.

1806, during the occupation of Berlin by the troops Napoleon, the writer had Stendhal (real name Marie-Henri Beyle) lived in the commandant's house as a French war commissioner. The last Berlin city commander and landlord of the commandant's office, Paul von Hase, was involved in the preparation of the attempted coup July 20, 1944 involved, he should be responsible for the closure of the during the action government district care for. After the assassination attempt failed Adolf Hitler he was from People's Court sentenced to death and sentenced to death on August 8, 1944 Berlin-Plötzensee prison executed.

Complete reconstruction

Framework conditions

Acquired in 1999 Bertelsmann AG and Bertelsmann Foundation the prestigious property Unter den Linden No. 1 in a public bidding process in competition with 37 competitors. The purchase price was 12.7 million marks. For the use of the 967 m² area Berlin Senate binding requirements have been made. What was required was the reconstruction of the old structure and the exact reconstruction the historic facade. The buyers were left free to design the interior of the building. Bertelsmann wanted to build a sophisticated, capital city representative office that would also do justice to the company's claim to modernity. The result is a clear contrast between inside and outside. Responsible person architect was the one from Cologne Thomas van den Valentyn, Berlin master builders Rupert and York Stuhlemmer, experienced specialists, were called in to restore the façade. The reconstruction was completed in November 2003.

Congress Chair

Contact

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