On 9 June, the board members of East Tallinn Central Hospital and West Tallinn Central Hospital came together to flesh out cooperation plans between the two hospitals in the coming years and update the development plan for Tallinn Hospital, primarily with regard to the sites that will continue to operate once the new building block on Narva Road for Tallinn Hospital opens.
East Tallinn Central Hospital is set to open a tissue bank within its walls to acquire, process, store and facilitate the future transplantation of tissues. This will be the first tissue bank of its kind in Estonia.
9 June marks the international “What matters to you?” Day (WMTY), also known as Patient Day (patsiendipäev) in Estonian. WMTY is celebrated with Pärnu Hospital, Tartu University Hospital and Ida-Viru Central Hospital. Just as more than 800 healthcare institutions around the world ask people what matters to them, Estonian hospitals pose the same question to their patients.
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