Minimally invasive stroke therapy: Eberswalde as a health center
Minimally invasive stroke therapy: Eberswalde as a health center
The importance of medical care in the region
Health care in rural regions often faces major challenges that affect both the quality of the treatment and the accessibility of the facilities. Karl Lauterbach, the Federal Minister of Health, is committed to a fundamental reform of the health system and recently visited the Werner-Forßmann Clinic in Eberswalde to draw attention to the importance of effective medical services.
insights into modern stroke therapy
During his visit, Lauterbach presented the advanced methods of minimally invasive stroke therapy that are carried out at this hospital. Dr. Susanne Hengst, the chief physician, explained that her facility acts as a certified center in the region. Here between 70 and 80 thrombectomies are carried out every year, a procedure in which blood clots are securely removed in order to restore the function of the blood vessel. Such treatments are of crucial importance for patients from the north of Brandenburg and the south of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, since the next comparable clinic can only be found in Greifswald.The local clinic as a backbone of health care
The Werner-Forßmann Clinic is part of the "Society for Life and Health" (GLG), which is worn by the districts of Uckermark and Barnim. This municipal responsibility illustrates the approach of regional health care, which aims to offer people on site access to high -quality medical services. The visit of Karl Lauterbach emphasizes the relevance of such committed institutions that are decisive in rural areas to offer patients the necessary help without having to accept long journey.
The need for changes in the health system
The relevance of Lauterbach's visit is underlined by the continued discussions about the need for a reformed health system. In addition to the financial stability of the clinics, these conversations also affect the ensure of a high medical bike in under -supplied regions. Facilities such as those in Eberswalde show how important access to specialized treatments is and that reforms are necessary to strengthen the supply in rural areas.
conclusion: a look into the future
The efforts of Karl Lauterbach and the work of the Eberswalder clinic team are part of a larger trend that shows that health care in Germany is anchored in the middle of society. It is important to design the future of medical care in such a way that all population groups, regardless of their place of residence, receive the best possible support. The visit to Eberswalde is a step in this direction and could serve as an impulse for further improvements in similar facilities.
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