krankheitsbezogenen

Krankheitsbezogenen is the inflected form of the German adjective krankheitsbezogen, which means related to disease or illness. It is formed from the noun Krankheit (disease) and the participle bezeogen/bezogen, indicating a relation to illness. As an attributive adjective it modifies a noun and changes its ending according to gender, case, and number, for example krankheitsbezogener (masculine nominative), krankheitsbezogene (feminine or plural), and krankheitsbezogenes (neuter).

In practice, krankheitsbezogenen is most often seen in the plural or in the dative/accusative cases, such as krankheitsbezogenen Daten (disease-related data), krankheitsbezogenen Faktoren (disease-related factors), or in phrases like mit krankheitsbezogenen Auswirkungen. The form is common in medical, epidemiological, and health-policy contexts, where distinctions between disease-related and other factors can be important for analysis, reporting, and interpretation.

Related terms include krankheitsbezogen, krankheitsrelevant (disease-relevant), and krankheitsbezug (the relation to disease) as a noun. The expression is typically used in formal or technical language rather than everyday speech. When used as a noun, krankheitsbezogene Information oder Daten can be used to describe information that concerns illnesses or health conditions; as an adjective, it can describe a wide range of topics, from research findings to patient data, patient-reported outcomes, and public health assessments.

Overall, krankheitsbezogenen serves as a concise, neutral descriptor to indicate that a subject, data set, or discussion concerns illness, disease, or health-related factors. Its use helps clarify the scope of analysis and ensures precise communication in professional contexts.