Harry Fuchs

Harry Fuchs is an Adjunct Professor at the Faculty of Social Sciences and Cultural Studies, University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf. His work focuses on Social Policy, Social Law, Nursing Law, and Rehabilitation Science, with particular emphasis on the intersection of care systems, disability rights, and legislative frameworks like the Bundesteilhabegesetz (BTHG) and Social Code IX (SGB IX).

• Research Interests: Long-term care insurance reform, integrated healthcare structures, disability law, participation rights, and demographic challenges in social policy.
• Key Projects: Analysis of needs assessment instruments under SGB IX, advisory roles in Federal Participation Act implementation, and studies on elderly care staffing.
• Scientific Awards: No specific awards mentioned.

His publications (2000–2022) address themes like DRG impacts on rehabilitation, BTHG's legislative gaps, and data protection in care processes. He has contributed to journals such as Soziale Sicherheit and Recht und Praxis der Rehabilitation. Harry Fuchs also participates in policy committees and legislative hearings related to social insurance and disability rights.