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FIBO Focal Theme "Health": Training as Prevention and Rehabilitation

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For healthcare facilities FIBO has been a must-go event for a long time now. Under the heading “for a strong and healthy society” this year’s trade show will focus on healthy living and business.

Fitness has long been become an integral part of healthcare. Be this in physiotherapy, in the rehab departments of clinics or health centres. But the potential held by combining fitness with health has also been realised in the segments of wellness and hospitality. This is why FIBO is one of the most relevant sectoral meeting points for physiotherapists, sports physicians, corporate health managers, rehab coaches, gym and spa operators as well as hoteliers. “Fitness is a key to a healthy lifestyle,” says Event Director Silke Frank and forecasts: “The spending on fitness and health is set to rise.”

High-calibre expert programme at the health hotspots

The principal point of contact when it comes to health will be Hall 8. At the meeting point “Health & Wellness” in this hall renowned experts will provide important input. Prof. Dr. Alexander Ferrauti, Head of the Chair for Training Science at the Ruhr University Bochum, for example, will present his research on modern basic training knowledge. Another exciting focus will be provided by the topic of “Digitalisation”. Here experts like Prof. Dr. David Matusiewicz or Prof. Dr. Markus Reichert will present talks on the expectations, possibilities and future outlook for digital health offers. Underpinning this is the practical experience to be gained in the latest yoga and Pilates routines in the “Body & Mind Area”. FIBO visitors are in for more than 150 lectures in April.

Continuous education in focus: FIBO pushes skills building

Add to this the health-relevant topics addressed by the new FIBO Congress, to be organised for the first time by the “Deutsche Hochschule für Prävention und Gesundheitsmanagement” (German University for Prevention and Health Management) and BSA-Akademie. This feature is complemented by the “European Health & Fitness Forum” (EHFF) on the eve of FIBO as well as by the “Rehasport Convention” held by DFAV and RehaVitalis Plus. “FIBO 2022 will offer a high-calibre programme oriented towards the needs of our trade visitors,” remarks Anke Brendt, Product Manager at organiser RX Austria & Germany, and adds: “We are delighted to have once again enlisted well-established experts like the Georg Thieme publishing house and other partners such as Exercise is Medicine, DSSV, DFAV and DIFG, Dehoga, Tophotel and Spacamp alongside eminent scientists.”

New: Exercise is Medicine Days

Motivate the population at large to exercise more – is the aim of the initiative “Exercise is medicine”. As a member of “Exercise is Medicine Deutschland e.V.” the trade show moves exercise into the focus of the healthcare system, politics and our citizens. Because physical exercise still plays too minor a role in doctors’ surgeries. A body composed of the Initiative EiM Deutschland and Europe, DGSP (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Gesundheit und Prävention – German Society for Health and Prevention) and Europe Active will address this issue on Friday and Saturday in Hall 8.

Key players demonstrate the potential this market holds

Major manufacturers of medical training equipment will also join the fray in April. Introducing their solutions and latest products to visitors here will be such companies as milon industries gmbh, schwa-medico GmbH, PINO Pharmazeutische Präparate GmbH, HUR Deutschland GmbH, Dr. Kurt Wolff GmbH & Co. KG, ERGO-FIT GmbH & Co. KG, Schupp GmbH & Co. KG, opta data Abrechnungs GmbH, SOVDWAER Gesellschaft für EDV-Lösungen mbH, crosscorpo GmbH and Ludwig Artzt GmbH.

 

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