Štefan Kukura Hospital in Michalovce

Štefan Kukura Hospital in Michalovce

Stefan Kukura Hospital
Geography
Location Špitálska ul.č.2, Michalovce, Slovakia
Organisation
Care system Public
Services
Beds 712
History
Founded 1863
Links
Website http://www.nskmi.sk/
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The Štefan Kukura Hospital and Polyclinic in Michalovce (Slovak: Nemocnica s poliklinikou Štefana Kukuru, abbreviated to NsP-SKM) is a Slovak public hospital located in the Michalovce municipality, in the Kosice Region, in the far east, close to the border with Ukraine. The current director of the hospital is Dr. Peter Rovder.

History

The predecessor of the Michalovce hospital was established in 1773 by Anton Count Sztáray de Nagy-Mihaly. In 1863 he established the foundation for the establishment of new Hospital. The foundation created a commission to address the practical issues of new training hospital. In 1875, these conditions were created, including cash resources to establish the groundwork of the hospital and request approval for the creation of the hospital. The Michalovce Hospital with twenty beds was opened on 1 January 1876. In 1890 it was put into operation with another pavilion with 16 beds.

In 1900 the hospital was renamed the General Public County Hospital. In 1902 the third pavilion was constructed. In 1911, the hospital had 120 beds and part of the surgical, internal medicine and infectious departments. In 1947 it was established children's department with 50 beds and a year later urology department with 45 beds. Ophthalmology department was opened in 1951. Until 1953 the hospital had already 9 separate departments, 509 beds and 29 doctors. Since 1956, the hospital began to implement the polyclinic system and a network of regional and district health facilities. In 1975 it had 712 hospital beds. On 13.9.1996 the hospital was renamed Štefan Kukura Hospital in Michalovce.[1]

Specialties

Directors

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References

  1. ↑ "Historia" (in Slovak). www.nskmi.sk. Retrieved 21 July 2013.
  2. ↑ "Kontakty" (in Slovak). www.nskmi.sk. Retrieved 21 July 2013.
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