Contact

CBI Scientific Coordinators

Groningen:

Dr. Adriana Pérez Fortis

Oldenburg:

Dr. Daniela Gornyk

About the CBI

What is the CBI?

Joint initiative of University of Groningen (UG) and Oldenburg (UOL) and their medical faculties, supported by Aletta Jacobs School of Public Health (incl. UMCG) at UG and Department of Health Services Research at UOL.

Mission

Enhance the well-being of residents in the Northern Dutch-German cross-border region, contributing to better healthcare services and policies.

Vision

Act as a hub of cross-border health research, innovation, networking and translation for and with the region, using a transdisciplinary approach.

Organizational Chart

Textual description of the organizational chart

CBI Organizational Chart

The CBI (Cross-border Institute) organizational chart shows the CBI core in an inner circle and the CBI community, i.e. the stakeholders, in an outer circle.

Abbreviations:
RUG: Rijksuniversiteit Groningen
UMCG: Universitair Medisch Centrum Groningen
UMO: Universitätsmedizin Oldenburg
UOL: Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg

In the inner circle, the CBI core is depicted. The governing board consists of two members, namely the dean of the School of Medicine and Health Sciences of UOL and the dean of the Faculty of Medical Sciences of RUG. A bi-directional arrow points to the executive board CBI. The executive board consists of four members: two from UOL and two from UMCG/UG. Another bi-directional arrow points from the governing board to the university liaison of both, UOL and RUG/UMCG. Another bi-directional arrow connects the university liaison and the executive board of the CBI. Both are connected via bi-directional arrows to the CBI office coordinators, one from each university (UOL and RUG), and assistants. 

Two bi-directional arrows lead from the executive board to the outer circle: one to the scientific council which is divided into A) internal and B) external and the other one to the partner council which consists of representatives from 

  1. Citizen/patient representatives
  2. Public health offices (GGD, NLGA, GAs)
  3. Health policy makers (Provinces, Gemeenten, Landkreise)
  4. Health insurers/health companies and
  5. Health and cross-border networks.
(Changed: 25 Feb 2025)  Kurz-URL:Shortlink: https://uol.de/p77813en
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