Ö3 moderator Andi Knoll: A look behind the scenes of the Kufsteiner hospital

Ö3 moderator Andi Knoll: A look behind the scenes of the Kufsteiner hospital

High voltage and active support in the Kufstein district hospital: On November 25, Ö3 moderator Andi Knoll visited the hospital as part of his program "Knoll tackles". The moderator fell directly into the action and helped the employees while reporting on Ö3.

his adventure began in the operating room, where he met important preparations for a septum operation together with Primar Peter Ostertag. This is a medical intervention in which the nasal septum is straightened. But before we could start, Knoll had to take care of the sterilization and cleaning of the instruments - a crucial step for every operation.

insights into everyday hospital life

The campaign not only offered a look behind the scenes, but was also an opportunity to support the committed staff in their daily work. Knoll was not only active in the operation, but also helped with the team, which is responsible for cleanliness and care in the hospital. "A hospital works like clockwork - all parts have to work together," said Primar Ostertag. With around 1,300 employees, the Kufstein district hospital is the largest of its kind in Tyrol.

in a relaxed atmosphere, Knoll talked to his colleagues about the usual clichés from medical series. The employees humorously reported that the idea that nurses enter into romantic relationships does not always reflect reality. "Of course there are exceptions, but that is certainly not the normal case," they laughed together.

The live broadcast "Knoll is part of" can be listed on ORF Sound for up to seven days for all interested parties. Excitement and entertainment were guaranteed, and Knoll's use in the hospital shows in a charming way how important teamwork and commitment are in a hospital. For more details about the broadcast, listeners click here .

The event in the Kufstein hospital not only illuminates the work in the healthcare system, but also invites you to look behind the scenes and to appreciate the people who do their best every day. If you are interested in a short but extremely interesting working day in one of the most important institutions of our society, you will find an attractive example in Knoll's action.