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About Bulovka Hospital

Bulovka University Hospital (FNB) is one of the five largest hospitals in Prague. It was put into operation in . Within the complex, specialized medical teams are available to patients for both outpatient and inpatient care, who are able to come together and provide multidisciplinary medical assistance if necessary. FNB has departments, clinics, institutes and outpatient clinics for the application of systemic antitumor treatment. Three pharmacies are available to the public on its premises. Almost all employees work here, including doctors, nurses and pharmacists. Patients receive outpatient treatment annually and patients are hospitalized here (data for the year . FNB provides standard beds, beds connected to the intensive care unit and aftercare beds. The most number of ambulances go to FNB. They were received in the year , which is the highest number of all hospitals in the Czech Republic. The hospital provides comprehensive pharmacy care, provides transfusion services, processes biological material and performs a wide range of laboratory tests. It houses the Anti-Alcohol Detention Station, the National Tuberculosis Surveillance Unit, as well as the Medical First Aid Service for children and adults. The hospital is the operator of a bog spa complex in the central Bohemian village of Lázně Toušeň. FNB operates the Vaccination Center, where a wide range of vaccines are administered, including the vaccine against covid. In the first Midwifery Center in the Czech Republic, physiological births take place with only midwives present. Bulovka is together with the General the faculty hospital and the Thomayer Hospital, part of the largest Comprehensive Oncology Center in the Czech Republic. It also operates the Comprehensive Center for the Treatment of Musculoskeletal Tumors, which is one of the three official centers of this type founded at the instigation of the Czech Society for Orthopedics and Traumatology on the recommendation of the Czech Oncological Society.