Red Cross Hospital Bremen

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Red Cross Hospital Bremen gGmbH
Sponsorship Red Cross Hospital Bremen Foundation
place Bremen
Coordinates 53 ° 4 '11 "  N , 8 ° 48' 8"  E Coordinates: 53 ° 4 '11 "  N , 8 ° 48' 8"  E
Commercial Director Walter Klingelhöfer
beds 302
Employee 697
including doctors 108
areas of expertise 8th
founding 1876
Website www.roteskreuzkrankenhaus.de
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Red Cross Hospital Bremen

The Red Cross Hospital Bremen (RKK) is a clinic in Bremer Neustadt , directly on the Little Weser . It is the only clinic in Bremen that has been an academic teaching hospital of the Hannover Medical School since October 2005 . The RKK covers basic and emergency care for all areas of surgery and internal medicine.

history

The hospital was founded in 1876 as a club hospital by the Red Cross, a forerunner organization of the German Red Cross as a non-profit organization, and started operations on July 3rd in a new building on Osterstrasse. From the beginning it was affiliated with a state-recognized nursing school, for which the association for the training of nurses had campaigned from 1872 on. The majority of the funds for necessary building projects were raised by the citizens of Bremen. On the occasion of his golden wedding anniversary, the Bremen merchant Carl Schütte , brother of Franz Ernst Schütte , donated the construction costs for a small extension. Enrique Sattler brought modern surgery to Bremen. At his instigation , the first X-ray machine came to Bremen in 1910, just 15 years after Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered X-rays . In 1926 it was named Willehadhaus by the Red Cross after Willehad , the first bishop of Bremen.

When Georg Strube took over the management of the house, it consisted only of the mother house, private house and a barrack. Under his direction, the house was gradually expanded and expanded. In 1937 the hospital was transferred to the German Red Cross.

After the end of National Socialism in 1945, the assets were transferred to the newly established Foundation Red Cross Hospital Bremen and the association Bremen Sisterhood of the Red Cross eV founded. In 1949 the hospital separated from the sisterhood and became a foundation under private law.

The first dialysis facility in Bremen was created at the RKK in 1969 and a pain therapy department was set up in 1980, which today is unique in northern Germany with twelve inpatient beds .

The foundation statutes were rewritten in 2004 and the Red Cross Hospital Bremen gGmbH was founded, which now takes over the hospital operations.

job

According to its own information, the Red Cross Hospital treats around 35,000 patients a year. The majority of them (approx. 23,500) are treated on an outpatient basis. There are five operating theaters available to the house. Over 5000 interventions take place in it every year. The RKK Bremen is divided into 13 wards and currently has 304 beds. The stations are spread across eleven specialist departments and centers.

According to its own information, the RKK currently has over 600 employees (including 91 doctors and 267 nurses).

Centers and specialist departments

  • Vascular center with vascular surgery / radiological vascular diagnostics
  • Rheumatism center with day clinic / outpatient clinic / rheumatoid surgery
  • Orthopedics / certified endoprosthetics center
  • Trauma surgery / trauma center
  • Pain Center - clinic for pain medicine with inpatient beds
  • High blood pressure, heart and kidney diseases / dialysis
  • Cardiology with a heart catheter laboratory and 24-hour on-call service
  • General and visceral surgery / treatment of tumors in the gastrointestinal tract
  • Clinic for Anesthesia and Intensive Care Medicine
  • Outpatient surgery center
  • Physio K - train healthily

Rheumatology and a separate area of ​​pain therapy are only available in Bremen in the Red Cross Hospital.

Ambulance

The Bremen-Neustadt rescue station is affiliated to the RKK.

Awards

In 2008 the hospital was named a “Clinical Osteological Center DVO”. It received the organ donation award from the German Organ Transplantation Foundation . In 2002 it had already received the " red dot award : communications design 2002" for the outstanding design of the 1998/1999 social balance sheet. The RKK has already been certified twice according to the criteria of cooperation for transparency and quality in health care .

literature

  • Horst Hinderlich, Dieter Leuthold , Petra Mevius, Gerhard Reuss: The Red Cross Hospital Bremen makes history: 1876, 1999, 2001, from a club hospital to a quality clinic. Hauschild, Bremen 1999, ISBN 3-89757-013-0 .
  • Bremen Sisterhood of the Red Cross 1876-1976 . Text and design: Sigrid Schmidt-Meinecke, Speyer. Production: Willy Elfert, Buch- und Künsterei KG, Speyer.
  • Herbert Black Forest : The Great Bremen Lexicon . Edition Temmen, Bremen 2001, ISBN 3-86108-616-6 , pp. 613-614.
  • Peter Galperin: Comments on the 125-year history of the German Red Cross in the Free Hanseatic City of Bremen 1866-1991 , Bremen 1990, ISBN 3-88808-081-9 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Information on the RKK as an academic teaching hospital of the Hannover Medical School
  2. Taking care of the bedside in: mhh info , June / July 2006 (PDF document; 738 kB)
  3. Christoph Kühberger, Clemens Sedmak: Current tendencies in historical poverty research . LIT Verlag, Berlin-Hamburg-Münster, 2005, ISBN 3-8258-7713-2 ( full text in the Google book search).
  4. Sigrid Schmidt-Meinecke: Bremen Sisterhood of the Red Cross 1876-1976. Elfert book and art print shop, Speyer 1976.
  5. Bremische Biographie 1912-1962. Published by the Historical Society of Bremen and the Bremen State Archives. Edited by Wilhelm Lührs in connection with Fritz Peters and Karl H. Schwebel . HM Hauschild GmbH, Bremen 1969.
  6. a b c d e History of the Red Cross Hospital Bremen
  7. ^ Pain Center of the RKK
  8. Red Cross Hospital Foundation Bremen changes the legal form: From January 2004 Red Cross Hospital Bremen gGmbH
  9. a b Homepage of the RKK Bremen
  10. Hospital plan of the state of Bremen 2006-9 (PDF document; 1.51 MB)
  11. Awards , Deutsches Ärzteblatt 2003; 100 (36): A-2325
  12. ^ Peter Zec : International Yearbook Communication Design 2003/2004: Red Dot Award. , Avedition, 2003, 276, ISBN 3-929-63881-9