On 13 June, the remodelled Centre of Emergency Medicine at East Tallinn Central Hospital, which sees an average of 50,000 visits per year, was opened. The Centre of Radiology, which plays an important role in providing fast and comfortable services to patients coming to the hospital with traumatic injuries, has also been renovated.
Mechanical and electronic engineers at the University of Technology teamed up with doctors from East Tallinn Central Hospital to create a smart corset to make the treatment of scoliosis patients more comfortable and efficient. Therapeutic corsets are often used to correct spinal curvature in young people.
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.
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