30 years of hospice movement Upper Austria: a festival of hope and future vision
30 years of hospice movement Upper Austria: a festival of hope and future vision
The Hospice Movement Upper Austria celebrated its 30th birthday, in an impressive way. The ceremony took place in the Palais Commercial Association in Linz, where many supporters, employees and volunteers arrived in order to look back together for three decades of valuable work in the hospice and palliative care.
The event was a tribute to the idea of the "humanitarian adventure", which forms the foundation of this movement. Since its foundation, the hospice movement in Upper Austria has accompanied countless people in their last hours of life and has thus made a significant contribution to improving the quality of life of the patients and their relatives. This work has contributed to promoting a more human and sensitive care that deals with the individual situation of each individual.
Review of the successes
Over the years, the hospice movement has made a name for itself not only regionally, but also beyond the borders of Upper Austria. Their innovative concepts and approaches to palliative care have become trend -setting. The need for such a kind of care has increased, which underlines the importance of their work.
The ceremony offered opportunities for exchange and reflection on the success of the past 30 years. Many speakers emphasized the enrichment that the hospice services represent for society and how important it is to continue this valuable work in the future.
The commitment of the many volunteers and the specialists was particularly appreciated. Without their support, the comprehensive and loving care of the patients would not be possible. It was emphasized how important it is to train the next generation of nurses and to inspire this important task.
The celebration was rounded off by personal stories from people who were supported by the hospice movement. These moving reports give an impressive insight into the work that is accomplished every day and show how much consolation and support are offered in the last hours of life. In view of the recent challenges in the healthcare system, the future vision of the hospice movement is of great importance. They plan to expand their services and always focus on the human aspect of care. The coming years will be decisive to achieve the long -term goals and further improve the quality of the palliative care.For a comprehensive overview of the eventful history of the hospice movement and the importance of your work, it is worth it to the detailed report on www.meinbeinbezirk.at to read.
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