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The paper presents and sheds light on a 1919 controversy unfolding in the periodical Demokratija. Its main protagonists were the notable Serbian philosopher Branislav Petronijevic, theologist Radovan Kazimirovic and physiologist Ivan Djaja, and it concerned the proposal to establish a Faculty of Theology in Belgrade. The debate reflects in fact the conflict among Serbian intellectuals over fundamental principles of the university. We believe this is a most important intellectual dispute taking place in our academic public in the early 20th century. Although historical records indicate that the position of the Faculty of Theology within the future University was discussed as early as the 19th century, when the first ideas of founding a University in Serbia had been put forward, with discussions culminating on the occasion of the establishment of the first Serbian University in 1905, the questions raised then remained mainly unsolved and marked the one-century of the Belgrade University, the most prestigious Serbian institution of higher learning. Turbulent changes in our society in the 1990s announced new searches and radical reevaluation of the condition of our higher education. The problem of the Faculty of Theology thus resurfaced within not just academic but also broader political and cultural public. Unfortunately, some participants in this debate, disregarding the complexity of the issue, have focused their attention on the communist period alone, when the Faculty of Theology was separated from the University. In this way they avoid facing the crucial problem of the contemporary Serbian society - the problem of building modern secular educational and political institutions. .

Palliative care for patients with advanced and progressive diseases has recently become an integrated and compulsory part of undergraduate training in Germany. Up until now, undergraduate teaching in this cross-disciplinary medical field varied and therefore problems during the implementation process with regard to formal aspects and teaching content are to be expected. This contribution summarizes the new legislative framework for palliative care as an independent specialty in undergraduate medical training and describes format, content and problems of the current implementation process at the University Medical School Göttingen, in order to provide advice and support for other faculties. ; Die palliativmedizinische Versorgung schwerst- und sterbenskranker Patienten wurde mit letzter Novellierung der Ärztlichen Approbationsordnung (07/2009) als Querschnittsfach 13 in das studentische Curriculum aufgenommen. Die formale Implementierung als Pflichtlehr- und Prüfungsfach innerhalb der vorgeschriebenen Umsetzungsfrist dürfte eingedenk der Heterogenität bisheriger palliativmedizinischer Ausbildung an den einzelnen Fakultäten Herausforderungen in Hinblick auf strukturelle und insbesondere inhaltliche Fragen mit sich bringen. Dieser Beitrag skizziert die neuen rechtlichen Rahmenbedingungen für das Querschnittsfach 13 und den bisherigen Stand der Lehre im Fachbereich Palliativmedizin in Deutschland. Der Beitrag möchte anhand des bisherigen, noch nicht abgeschlossenen Implementierungsprozesses an der Universitätsmedizin Göttingen die damit verbundenen Probleme aufzeigen sowie konzeptuelle und curriculare Anregungen und Hilfestellungen für die Umsetzung an anderen Fakultäten geben.

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Spine title: Statutes of McGill College 1832. ; Signed: J. Stephenson, M.D., Sec. Med. Faculty. ; Electronic reproduction. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; 44

One of the most obvious trends in current prosthetic dentistry is the introduction of digital techniques. Of these, the techniques that offer the possibility of aesthetic prefiguration of the final prosthetic result are of particular interest to the dentist. The aim of this paper was to verify the applicability of the Digital Smile Design application, which is the most commonly, used aesthetic prefiguration application, an application designed for the dentate patient, to full edentulism. Two groups of full edentulous patients were formed: the first group, complete denture carriers, dissatisfied with the aesthetic aspects, that they wanted to improve in the new denture, and, the second group, newly bimaxillary full edentulous patients with high aesthetic expectations. Thus, on the first group, the tests were performed on the existing denture, and the second one with the maxillary occlusion template. However, the view of the final result offered the patients the chance to have a realistic picture of their desires regarding the shape, color, size of the teeth, which were inadequate in relation to age and facial typology. The use of this application also improves communication with the dental laboratory. In full edentulism, the current DSD technique can be used with some limitations and the use of it in this field needs more complex studies on larger groups of patients.