In the University Outpatient Clinic for general medicine, we provide regular GP care. In particular, we provide advice on preventive healthcare and the health effects of climate change (e.g. allergies, heat-related illnesses). Regular services include laboratory and urine tests, ECG, spirometry and sonography. We can also provide care for the chronically ill (similar to the DMP) and issue certificates of incapacity for work.
The University Outpatient Clinic for general medicine is open to all patients who do not yet have a GP connection or would like a new contact person for health issues.
As one focus of our work is the training of future doctors, we would like to point out that students of human medicine can be present at any time.
In order to fulfill our research mandate, we regularly participate in or initiate studies. We will be happy to tell you in a personal consultation whether you are eligible for a study as a patient. Participation in the relevant studies is generally voluntary.
Services
- Health check-up
- General practitioner consultation (e.g. organ donation, living will, sports medicine)
- Medication advice (e.g. taking medication during periods of heat, reducing medication for multi-medication)
- Climate-sensitive health advice (e.g. nutrition and exercise)
- Care of patients with chronic illnesses (e.g. diabetes mellitus, CHD, cardiac and renal insufficiency, asthma, COPD, obesity)
- Certificate of incapacity for work (AU)
- Laboratory and urine diagnostics
- Resting ECG
- Pulmonary function diagnostics (Lufu/spirometry)
- Sonography of the abdomen and thyroid gland
- Manual medicine/chiropractic therapy
- Vaccinations
