DGVS - Deutsche Gesellschaft für Gastroenterologie, Verdauungs- und Stoffwechselkrankheiten (DGVS)

The DGVS - Deutsche Gesellschaft für Gastroenterologie, Verdauungs- und Stoffwechselkrankheiten (DGVS) is a leading scientific professional society in Germany dedicated to the research, prevention, and treatment of diseases of the digestive organs. With over 7000 members, including doctors and scientists, the DGVS forms a strong network committed to the health and performance of the "power plant of the body".

Mission and Values

The mission of the DGVS includes comprehensive coverage of diseases of the esophagus, stomach, intestines, liver, and pancreas. It promotes research and development of new therapeutic approaches and advocates for prevention and therapy to detect diseases early and develop effective treatment strategies. The DGVS places great importance on diversity and inclusion and supports the scientific junior staff.

Key Products and Services

Evidence-based guidelines: The DGVS develops medical guidelines to continuously improve the quality of care. These guidelines are published as part of the AWMF guidelines program and serve as a basis for practice-oriented treatment strategies[2].
Conferences and training: The society regularly organizes conferences and training events to expand the knowledge and skills of its members.
Research support: The DGVS promotes research in gastroenterology and supports innovative approaches for early detection and treatment of diseases.

Sustainability Goals and Initiatives

The DGVS advocates for cross-organ research to find comprehensive solutions that go beyond the boundaries of individual organs. It also promotes cross-sectoral care to ensure optimal patient care. Furthermore, the DGVS is involved in initiatives for remembrance and recognition of the contributions of its members who were excluded in the past due to racist discrimination[1].

Challenges and Visions

The DGVS continuously works on developing innovative prevention strategies and treatment methods. It aims for personalized medicine supported by the use of AI-assisted diagnostics. Additionally, the society advocates for the improvement of collaboration between different health sectors to ensure optimal patient care.

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