Robert Bosch Hospital

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The Robert Bosch Hospital (German : Robert Bosch Krankenhaus, RBK) is a charitable hospital in Stuttgart, Germany, which was founded by Robert Bosch in 1936. [1]

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The Robert Bosch Krankenhaus logo.
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The Robert Bosch Hospital.

The Robert Bosch Krankenhaus, including Schillerhöhe since January, 2006, disposes of more than 771 beds for acute care, 100 beds for geriatric rehabilitation, including 20 therapy places in day hospital, and 15 therapy places in the psychosomatic day hospital. The Robert-Bosch-Hospital admits approximately 32,000 in-patients a year.

The centres for internal, operational and diagnostic medicine are part of the hospital as well as a centre for pneumology and thorax surgery. Besides research institutes in clinical pharmacology and history of medicine, other institutions such as an interdisciplinary centre of tumour therapy, a breast centre, a school of nursing and centres for further education are associated with the hospital.

The Rems-Murr-hospitals and the Furtbach-hospital are co-operative partners of the Robert Bosch Krankenhaus.

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  1. "Robert Bosch Hospital". Robert Bosch Stiftung. Retrieved 2024-12-14.

48°48′52″N9°11′14″E / 48.8144°N 9.1872°E / 48.8144; 9.1872

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