A patient is sitting on a couch in a patient room. The general practitioner Dr. Frank Henneicke sits opposite the woman and feels the pulse on her wrist. He is wearing a turquoise stethoscope around his neck.

Patient care

We are actively involved in patient care at the MHH. Find more information for patients and relatives here.

Overview

Learn more

Patient care

A notepad lying on a table with a piece of paper pinned to it. A stethoscope lies on top of the piece of paper and the notebook. One hand holds a pen and fills in the note.
Copyright: pabijan - stock.adobe.com/Institute ofGeneral Medicine and Palliative Medicine/MHH

The Institute ofGeneral Medicine and Palliative Medicine is involved in patient care at the MHH in various ways:

 

Central Emergency Room

Our team of general practitioners is integrated into the Central Emergency Room (ZNA), where they treat outpatients with general medical and internal medicine problems in particular. You can find more information about the ZNA here.

The contact person for the Department of General Medicine is Kristine Engeleit. Contact: Engeleit.Kristine@mh-hannover.de

 

Palliative care consultation

The palliative care consultation is aimed at patients with a chronic, incurable illness. Relatives are also welcome to make use of our consultation hours. You can find more information about the service and how to register here. The medical contact person is Dr . Agnes Krause.

You can make an appointment via Karina Isensee. Contact: klaus-bahlsen-zentrum@mh-hannover.de or by telephone on 0176 532 3792.

You can find general insights into the topic of palliative care on the website dasistpalliativ.de of the German Society for Palliative Medicine.

 

General medical consultation

Our general medical consultation is integrated into the psychiatric outpatient clinic of the MHH and is aimed at patients who are undergoing outpatient psychiatric treatment there.

Contact: Dr. Anja Hesse

 

Psychosocial counseling for students

Carolin Fregien and Prof. Nils Schneider offer psychosocial counseling for MHH students. You can find more information on the website of the Office of Academic Affairs.