CEDIMED Brussels

Connected Ambulance

The connected ambulance is a project, founded by CEDIMED Brussels – A university Hospital in Brussels, which strives to satisfy the needs of the patients, caregivers and institutions when it comes to interhospital transport. It is built to transport a range of patients for example premature babies, who are urgently in need of a specialized neonatal center, or adult patients who need to be transported for neurosurgery or other invasive supportive treatments.

UZ Brussel tests new stretchers: focus on user-friendliness and safety

UZ Brussel tests various stretcher models for safety and ease of use. Care providers play a central role in the selection process, with a focus on their needs and daily practice.

UZ Brussel takes a step towards becoming a European-accredited training centre with the successful launch of ALS training programmes.

On 16 and 17 December 2024, the first ERC-accredited Advanced Life Support (ALS) training was held at UZ Brussel. This marks the beginning of an ambitious training programme within the Department of Critical Care.

We aim to build a connected emergency care ecosystem

At CEDIMED Brussels, we believe that the most impactful innovations in healthcare are born not in isolation, but in collaboration. Today, we are proud to highlight a partnership that exemplifies this philosophy: the ongoing co-creation between the Emergency Department of UZ Brussel and the digital development team of Branka Mitrovikj.

Innovation and Healthcare: A behind-the-scenes look at our Emergency Department

At CEDIMED Brussels, we believe that the most impactful innovations in healthcare are born not in isolation, but in collaboration. Today, we are proud to highlight a partnership that exemplifies this philosophy: the ongoing co-creation between the Emergency Department of UZ Brussel and the digital development team with Branka Mitrovikj

Robots for the Children in the Emergency Department

As information dissemination and distraction therapy become an operational priority, assistance by robots in these tasks is researched in our ED. Found out more about the perception testing of our caregivers towards robotics and operational readiness in a high stakes environment.

An Innovative Approach on CBRNe

As a leading university hospital, UZ Brussels is committed to enhancing preparedness for CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive) incidents. In our latest training exercise, we will simulate the decontamination of patients exposed to CBRNE hazards, ensuring our medical teams are equipped to handle large-scale emergencies effectively.

Connected Ambulance

The connected ambulance is a project, founded by CEDIMED Brussels – A university Hospital in Brussels, which strives to satisfy the needs of the patients, caregivers and institutions when it comes to interhospital transport. It is built to transport a range of patients for example premature babies, who are urgently in need of a specialized neonatal center, or adult patients who need to be transported for neurosurgery or other invasive supportive treatments.

UZ Brussel tests new stretchers: focus on user-friendliness and safety

UZ Brussel tests various stretcher models for safety and ease of use. Care providers play a central role in the selection process, with a focus on their needs and daily practice.

UZ Brussel takes a step towards becoming a European-accredited training centre with the successful launch of ALS training programmes.

On 16 and 17 December 2024, the first ERC-accredited Advanced Life Support (ALS) training was held at UZ Brussel. This marks the beginning of an ambitious training programme within the Department of Critical Care.

We aim to build a connected emergency care ecosystem

At CEDIMED Brussels, we believe that the most impactful innovations in healthcare are born not in isolation, but in collaboration. Today, we are proud to highlight a partnership that exemplifies this philosophy: the ongoing co-creation between the Emergency Department of UZ Brussel and the digital development team of Branka Mitrovikj.

Innovation and Healthcare: A behind-the-scenes look at our Emergency Department

At CEDIMED Brussels, we believe that the most impactful innovations in healthcare are born not in isolation, but in collaboration. Today, we are proud to highlight a partnership that exemplifies this philosophy: the ongoing co-creation between the Emergency Department of UZ Brussel and the digital development team with Branka Mitrovikj

Robots for the Children in the Emergency Department

As information dissemination and distraction therapy become an operational priority, assistance by robots in these tasks is researched in our ED. Found out more about the perception testing of our caregivers towards robotics and operational readiness in a high stakes environment.

An Innovative Approach on CBRNe

As a leading university hospital, UZ Brussels is committed to enhancing preparedness for CBRNE (Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and Explosive) incidents. In our latest training exercise, we will simulate the decontamination of patients exposed to CBRNE hazards, ensuring our medical teams are equipped to handle large-scale emergencies effectively.

Connected Ambulance

The connected ambulance is a project, founded by CEDIMED Brussels – A university Hospital in Brussels, which strives to satisfy the needs of the patients, caregivers and institutions when it comes to interhospital transport. It is built to transport a range of patients for example premature babies, who are urgently in need of a specialized neonatal center, or adult patients who need to be transported for neurosurgery or other invasive supportive treatments.

UZ Brussel tests new stretchers: focus on user-friendliness and safety

UZ Brussel tests various stretcher models for safety and ease of use. Care providers play a central role in the selection process, with a focus on their needs and daily practice.

UZ Brussel takes a step towards becoming a European-accredited training centre with the successful launch of ALS training programmes.

On 16 and 17 December 2024, the first ERC-accredited Advanced Life Support (ALS) training was held at UZ Brussel. This marks the beginning of an ambitious training programme within the Department of Critical Care.

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Connected Ambulance

UZ Brussel tests new stretchers: focus on user-friendliness and safety

UZ Brussel takes a step towards becoming a European-accredited training centre with the successful launch of ALS training programmes.

We aim to build a connected emergency care ecosystem

Innovation and Healthcare: A behind-the-scenes look at our Emergency Department

Robots for the Children in the Emergency Department

An Innovative Approach on CBRNe

Connected Ambulance

UZ Brussel tests new stretchers: focus on user-friendliness and safety

UZ Brussel takes a step towards becoming a European-accredited training centre with the successful launch of ALS training programmes.

We aim to build a connected emergency care ecosystem

Innovation and Healthcare: A behind-the-scenes look at our Emergency Department

Robots for the Children in the Emergency Department

An Innovative Approach on CBRNe

Connected Ambulance

UZ Brussel tests new stretchers: focus on user-friendliness and safety

UZ Brussel takes a step towards becoming a European-accredited training centre with the successful launch of ALS training programmes.

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