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public health at berlin started to hospital professor vinca physician teaching medical ethics at heidelberg university let's start with you dr cord we're not yet doing triology in germany are doctors well prepared for taking these decisions. well words are so well prepared against other doctors in the world in training and the hospitals and physicians already stationed. theoretical as in when what's reaction is necessary in germany it will be very challenging for a doctors and medical teams here as well. to put how does trash work in a hospital is it just one doctor who ends up being the only one responsible and carries this burden well there are certainly operating procedures in place so it's going to imagine eventually you have a very short time to decide in which case it will be left by its leading position in the medical teams on the side will get it going to legs or not so it's going to be a very challenging situation so therefore the support of the local law structures the hospital as well as the legal system is very important to support these medical teams to make these decisions but

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she's in heidelberg in germany.ch for speaking to us on thank you very much for speaking to us on bbc news. what are we seeing in terms of the pattern of infection? is it becoming clearer?” think we're getting an incredible amount data as countries share information with who and publicly. we are seeing there is a transmission occurring in communities which we have seen in many countries around the world and that will change how public health systems respond and we are seeing that in the uk as well as other places. i suppose the question is inevitably the length of this outbreak, something we can't possibly answer now but looking at what has happened in china with a couple of days where the number of new cases has not exceeded 100, is that an encouraging sign? or are scientists worried that that bias is in abeyance but has not been killed off? —— the virus. in abeyance but has not been killed off? -- the virus. it has not been killed off yet as there are a new crisis. any decrease is an encouraging sign and china put