New impulses for health care in the Waldviertel

New impulses for health care in the Waldviertel

In the State Clinic Horn, an important meeting was recently held, in which the new officer of the Lower Austrian State Health Agency, Elisabeth Brütigam, replaced with managers from the Waldviertel health region. This visit, which has taken place as part of her new position, which has been taking place since September 1, 2024, offers a promising start for future cooperation in the health care of the region.

Elisabeth Bräutigam brings a comprehensive expertise from the fields of medicine and law and, together with their colleagues Konrad Kogler and Alfred Zens, is responsible for the strategic orientation of the clinics and care centers in Lower Austria. Your tasks include the areas of strategy, quality, medical-care process management and research. With these priorities, groom wants to make health care in Lower Austria optimal for the future.

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When visiting the Horn Clinic, Bräutzam emphasized the importance of a adjacent cooperation between the various facilities in the Waldviertel. Your goal is not only to ensure the best medical care for patients, but also to create a supportive environment for your colleagues. "It is important to me to improve the framework conditions so that everyone in health care can practice their professions with passion," said groom.

Andreas Reifschneider, Managing Director of Gesundheit Waldviertel GmbH, also positively commented on the cooperation with the new attendant. He was optimistic that groom's expertise and commitment to the health care of the region will benefit. "We look forward to working with Elisabeth Brärtigam and are convinced that your expertise will enrich us on our common path into the future," said Reifschneider.

The fact that groom already met with various leaders during their first visit shows their commitment and determination to improve the current projects and the quality of care in the Waldviertel. This approach could help strengthen the health care in the region in the long term and to promote cooperation between the clinics.

The meeting took place in a constructive framework that promoted the exchange of ideas and strategies. The important topics that have been discussed could set the course for future initiatives in health care. With the groom at the head of the Lower Austrian State Health Agency, the Waldviertel region seems to be able to benefit from fresh impulses and a committed manager.

The importance of these developments for the clinic landscape in Lower Austria should not be underestimated. Grütigam focuses on high -quality health care and wants to look after the regional population as best as possible through targeted measures. This approach is particularly valuable because it responds to the specific needs of the people in the Waldviertel.

With a motivated team and the vision of sustainably improving the health landscape, the signs for a positive future in the health care of the region are good. The discussions and the exchange of managers are the first step in a promising direction.