transplantation Cooperations AML: AMLSG ALL: GMALL MDS: D-MDS Cooperation partners at the MHH Oncological care advice Organ centers of the CCC-N Tumor conferences at the CCC Pain therapy Psycho-oncology Palliative

healthcare by enabling continuous monitoring, early diagnosis, personalized treatment, and connected care. However, these devices currently rely on primary or rechargeable batteries, posing significant challenges

your feedback here . (only German) Customer surveys In addition to inpatient and outpatient hospital care, MHH also provides external services, e.g. laboratory tests, consultations, offerings for patients

necessary for the operation of the infrastructure (energy supply, air conditioning) and also take care of telephony. Both areas of training also include the installation and removal of technical equipment

Materials (Copyright: Hans&Jung, Hanover) Dear patients! Our Clinical Department offers you dental patient care and research at the highest international level. We also attach great importance to training students

and the German Cancer Aid Foundation (Stiftung Deutsche Krebshilfe) Patient guideline on palliative care - for patients with incurable cancer from the "Oncology Guidelines Program" of the Association of

participants to exchange ideas. It was about new therapies and how to deal with side effects in nursing care. There was a particular focus on complementary measures and the question of how yoga, singing bowl

Head of the Pain Medicine Department of the Clinical Department of Anaesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine at the MHH, will provide information on pain therapy options - both for sarcomas and other

stated that they received all the information they needed from our center (see graph). The medical care in our Clinical Departments, the studies offered and the information content of the physicians' letters

traditions of the public health system (taking into account the medical-scientific development, health care and its financing through social insurance and the services of the public health service) Develop