Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital

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Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital
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place Munsterlingen
Canton Thurgau
Country SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland
Coordinates 735 096  /  277 132 coordinates: 47 ° 37 '51 "  N , 9 ° 14' 10"  O ; CH1903:  seven hundred and thirty-five thousand and ninety-six  /  two hundred and seventy-seven thousand one hundred thirty-two
management Stephan Kunz
beds 300
Employee 1200
Affiliation Spital Thurgau AG
founding June 15, 1840
Website www.stgag.ch
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The Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital, together with the Frauenfeld Cantonal Hospital, the St. Katharinental Clinic and the Thurgau Psychiatric Services, form Spital Thurgau AG, which ranks 12th in terms of the number of patients treated annually in Switzerland. The Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital has its origins in the Münsterlingen Monastery , which was founded in 986. In addition to basic acute medical care, it also provides specialized treatments for patients in the Lake Constance region .

Service mandate and medical offer

For the canton hospital with a service mandate from the canton of Thurgau , the range of services includes, in addition to basic care for the population of the canton of Thurgau, supraregional medical care, support in medical emergencies and the promotion of basic, advanced and advanced training in the health care professions .

Medical supplies

The Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital offers a wide range of basic care under one roof. The hospital is accessible around the clock. In addition to the emergency department, this offer includes MRI and X-ray departments, emergency operating theaters and extensive intensive care units with appropriate staffing of doctors and nursing staff. This makes the Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital the point of contact for serious and complex illnesses and accidents in the region. More than 14,000 patient contacts take place every year at the interdisciplinary emergency ward of the Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital.

The medical specialties of the Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital are infectious diseases , neurology , orthopedics , traumatology , radiology , plastic surgery, hand surgery, pulmonology , gynecology , urology , cardiology , pathology , pediatrics , anesthesia , intensive care medicine and endocrinology / diabetology and others. The departments of physiotherapy and occupational therapy , ambulance and obstetrics complete the range of treatments.

Hospital organization

The Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital is part of Spital Thurgau AG. This also includes the Frauenfeld Cantonal Hospital, the St. Katharinental Clinic and the Thurgau psychiatric services.

Detailed organizational chart of the Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital

The Spital Thurgau AG is managed by Marc Kohler. The Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital as a separate institution is headed by Stephan Kunz. The medical director and chief physician of anesthesia and intensive care medicine, Thomas Neff, reports to him. Spital Thurgau AG is run like a private hospital, but also takes on all tasks and responsibilities for public care in the hospital, as well as more and more in emergency care.

history

The canton of Thurgau opened the Münsterlingen asylum for the insane in 1840.

From the monastery to the canton hospital

The new Münsterlingen monastery, mid-19th century

People in need were helped in the former Benedictine monastery (founded in 986). This church was called Monasteriolum, later Münsterlingen. A short time earlier, when the hospital for the sick and poor was relocated from the city of Constance, an Augustinian monastery was founded in Kreuzlingen . In the period from 986 to 1000, religious sisters were moved from the Augustinian monastery to the Monasteriolum for nursing and remained subject to the Augustinian rule .

Since then, the sick have been cared for and looked after in Münsterlingen, so that the monastery can look back on a 1000-year tradition of medical nursing.

Under the leadership of the Bishop of Konstanz late 11th century became a hospice in the monastery Munsterlingen laid. Today's baroque monastery complex dates from the 18th century and was completely rebuilt at that time and completed in 1716. The convent at that time was too small for a charitable task in the newly built, enlarged building. In addition, economic difficulties arose after the French Revolution . From 1839–1840, the canton of Thurgau built a combined clinic for the sick and the mentally ill in Münsterlingen due to the rapid medical development. The Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital was founded and managed by an educated middle class. The cantonal hospital was opened on June 15, 1840, the insane asylum in 1839. In 1848, the Catholic monastery in the Reformed canton was dissolved.

Development of the canton hospital

On the day the Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital opened in 1840, 8 patients were cared for on site. At the end of the 19th century, an X-ray cabinet and a new operating wing were installed, transforming the hospital from a supply house into a surgical clinic. In 1963, the extension of the hospital buildings was accepted by the Thurgau people through a hospital bill. Then in 1972 the hospital was expanded with a large new building. The in-house orthopedics was built in 1997. The hospital has been continuously modernized in recent years. Today, the Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital forms the Münsterlingen Hospital Campus together with five other companies.

Expansion of the medical services at the Münsterlingen Cantonal Hospital
1932 surgery
1934 Obstetrics / Gynecology
1936 radiology
1937 Internal Medicine
1948 anesthesia
1951 pharmacy
1955 Pediatrics
1963 urology
1965 Guard station
1972 Pathology,

Thurgau School for Practical Nursing

chronology

  • 986 - Founding of the Münsterlingen monastery to care for the sick on the southern bank of Lake Constance
  • 1709–1716 - New construction of the monastery at its current location
  • 1840 - Foundation of the first Thurgau Cantonal Hospital in the Benedictine monastery, numerous conversions, additions and modernizations in the old monastery wing
  • 1848 - Dissolution of the Catholic monastery
  • 1963 - Acceptance of the hospital bill by the Thurgau people to expand the hospital buildings
  • 1972 - Completion of the extension
  • 1974 - Move into the renovated monastery wing, modernization of the patient rooms and renewal of the medical facilities
  • 1998 - Extension of the inner courtyard
  • 2015 - New building east wing (KSM 3i construction project) with the operation department, intensive care unit, surgical outpatient departments and the central sterile supply
  • 2018 - new building of the pathology (PathoE3)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Association of Spitalvergleich Schweiz, Zurich: Key figures for hospitals in Switzerland: number of acute cases - total hospital. Retrieved November 28, 2018 .
  2. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n Jürg Ammann: 150 years of Münsterlingen. The Thurgau Cantonal Hospital and the Psychiatric Clinic, 1840-1990 . The Cantonal Hospital, [Münsterlingen] 1990, ISBN 3-85809-068-9 .
  3. a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s Spital Thurgau. Retrieved January 7, 2019 .
  4. quality. Retrieved January 7, 2019 .
  5. Infectiology. Retrieved January 7, 2019 .
  6. Neurology. Retrieved January 7, 2019 .
  7. a b Cantonal Hospital Münsterlingen - Dr. med. Michael student. Retrieved January 8, 2019 (German).
  8. Endocrinology / Diabetology. Retrieved January 7, 2019 .
  9. Management. Retrieved January 7, 2019 .
  10. a b Spital Thurgau: 175 years of hospital and psychiatry in Münsterlingen. Retrieved January 7, 2019 .
  11. About us. Retrieved January 7, 2019 .
  12. Münsterlingen Hospital Campus. Retrieved January 8, 2019 .
  13. a b construction projects. Retrieved January 8, 2019 .