Interview with Dr Eva Kereszty, doctor, teacher and forensic medical expert, among others. We talk about her vision for the future of cities, urban services, holistic thinking, expanded disability meaning, and many more. 
Dr Eva Kereszty graduated from Semmelweis University with forensic medicine and insurance medicine and from Eötvös Loránd University of Budapest with administrative law specialisations. She spent time in the US and various European countries in short-term fellowships. Eva teaches forensic medicine and insurance medicine, health law, patients’ rights, and public administration to graduate and post-graduate students in the Hungarian and English language programs at the medical and law faculties. She was the head of the 2-year post-graduate licence program for medical professionals in law, and she was awarded the „Best Teacher of the Course” award by the students several times.
Eva participated in the preparations for the European Union accession of Hungary in the Hungarian ministry. She represented Hungary in the High-Level Committee for Health and the Governmental Committee of the European Social Charter. Eva also supervised and participated in the legislation of legal tools in health., e.g. the Health Act of Hungary.
You can find out more about Éva through these links:

Dr Éva Kereszty on LinkedIn;
Dr Éva Kereszty at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences;
Dr Éva Kereszty on ORCID;
Dr Éva Kereszty on Google Scholar;
Dr Éva Kereszty at the Hungarian Doctoral Council;
Halottak, akik köztünk élnek - book by Dr Éva Kereszty (HUN) - Dead who live among us (rough translation for the title);


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