ABOUT UEHB

• The hospital`s Outpatient clinic was transformed into the UEHB Outpatient Department and later, it became part of the Children’s and Youth Outpatient Department Cotroceni .
• New sections and compartments are added in the period 2005-2008: Interventional Cardiology, Neurology Emergency Unit, Otolaryngology Compartment, Clinical Nephrology Compartment, Endocrinology Compartment, Diabetes Compartment, Premature Ward, Arthroscopic Surgery Comepartment.

The Emergency University Hospital of Bucharest is a large-scale hospital. A large number of conditions can be treated at the hospital, covering the entire spectrum of medical specialties such as internal medicine, cardiology, gastroenterology, neurology, neurosurgery, general surgery, orthopedics, gynecology, cardiovascular surgery, etc. The Emergency University Hospital of Bucharest is a hospital unit that currently has no debts; approximately 300,000 patients receive medical care annually at the hospital, of which approximately 70,000 are admitted.

The Emergency Reception Unit

The Emergency Reception Unit (ER) within the Emergency University Hospital of Bucharest is located on the first level of the institution, with patient access from Splaiul Independentei, on Dr. Leonte Street, via the ambulance access ramp. This unit primarily serves medical and surgical emergencies for patients residing in sectors 5 and 6 of the Capital, as well as for patients from other sectors of Bucharest, neighboring or regional counties.

Emergency Reception Unit` s team is composed of a young, ambitious, entrepreneurial, highly dedicated, and devoted group committed to the idea of saving lives.

As the Emergency University Hospital of Bucharest is a Type I A regional hospital, integrated into National Programs, such as the STEMI program, or acute thrombolysis in cases of ischemic stroke, patients from the entire Southern region of Romania regularly arrive at the ER, and occasionally from hospital institutions anywhere in the country or abroad.

The ER has specially designed areas for its activities: triage, resuscitation, major and minor emergencies, and paraclinical investigations.

The staff employed in the ER constantly participate in scientific congresses, training courses on various topics, conferences, and debates. The physicians employed in the ER act as trainers for emergency medicine resident physicians and for physicians enrolled in hospital emergency certification programs.