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Pastoral care department
The pastoral care department aims to assist patients and their loved ones with questions of life and faith, based on Christian inspiration. The pastors themselves belong to the Catholic tradition but are open to all who are looking for depth and meaning, regardless of their religious beliefs. If you belong to a different tradition and you would like to talk to a spiritual care provider from your own ideology or faith, the chaplains can contact a representative of your worship service at your request.
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Radiology
Our radiology department is responsible for imaging of the body: radiologists search for the nature and location of a disease, injury or disorder by means of rays or waves. The most commonly used rays are X-rays (X-rays, CT scan), but nowadays sound waves (ultrasound) and magnetic fields (NMR scan) are also increasingly used. A multidisciplinary team is here for you with radiologists, nurses, technologists, secretary and a logistics employee.
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Stroke unit
Patients who were affected by a stroke or CVA are admitted to a special monitoring room as soon as possible. We call this the stroke unit.
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Sleep lab
Patients come to the sleep lab (sleep centre) for a sleep study. But before the sleep study can take place, you always need a consultation with the doctor.
A multidisciplinary team consisting of a pneumologist, neurologist, nose-throat-ear doctor and dentist is responsible for diagnosing and treating people with sleep and wakefulness disorders.
A multidisciplinary team consisting of a pneumologist, neurologist, nose-throat-ear doctor and dentist is responsible for diagnosing and treating people with sleep and wakefulness disorders.
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Nursing wards
Our departments and nursing wards each have their own specialization and consist of permanent teams of expert nurses and healthcare professionals. They are divided into five clusters: women & child, critical services, surgical services, internal services and medical-technical services. The head nurse is the central point of contact in the department or ward who manages the team and can answer any questions about the functioning of the department.
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Children’s department (paediatrics)
The children's department has 23 beds, divided among single and double rooms, isolation rooms, a room for ambulatory care and a spacious playroom. A team of specialized paediatricians and nurses is available 24 hours a day to provide your child with the best possible care.