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Wien, 3. Bezirk, - Ordenskirche Elisabethinenkirche, Chiesa e Convento di Santa Elisabetta d'Ungheria, Iglesia y Convento de la Sta. Isabel (Erzsébet) de Hungría, l’église et couvent de l’Élisabeth de Hongrie, Church and Convent of Elisabeth of Hungary
(further information you can get by clicking on the link at the end of page!)
St. Elisabeth Hospital Vienna
The hospital St. Elisabeth in Vienna Landstraße
The St. Elisabeth Hospital in Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 4a in the 3rd district Landstraße is one of the oldest hospitals in Vienna.
History
After the Order of St. Elizabeth had come to Vienna in 1709 and on 22nd March 1710 had purchased a house at the Landstraßer Hauptstrasse, in 1715 the to the monastery attached hospital was taken in operation. This stood in contrast to that of the Brothers of Charity (Barmherzige Brüder), available for both sexes, because open only to women who were medically ill. A gynecological department (two rooms and 11 beds) with a total effective surface of 95 beds was opened in 1900.
Although Emperor Joseph II in 1781 banned the admission of novices, because of the hospital, the order itself was not repealed. For the self-sacrificing nursing during the cholera epidemic in 1846, the St. Elizabeth by a public decree received recognition and praise.
1913 followed an extension of the hospital tract which had been built in the years 1834-1836. During the Second World War, the St. Elisabeth Hospital served as a hospital under the direction of the Red Cross and was hit by several bombs. Nevertheless, it came on 1 May 1945 again under the directorate of the Order. From 1965 onwards, followed a series of additions and extensions, in the 1980s the hospital was newly built. In June 2007 followed the merger of the convents Elisabethinen Linz and Vienna and the takeover in the Elizabeth of Thuringia Holding.
Pharmacy
The pharmacy of the St. Elisabeth Hospital is one of three in Vienna preserved hospital pharmacies from the Baroque period and the last one which is still in operation, but it has no public status.
Probably It was donated by Maria Theresa of Austria in 1749.
From whom the magnificently decorated furnitures come is as little known as the painter of the wall and ceiling paintings. However, this one is likely to originate from the vicinity of Franz Anton Maulbertsch. Featured are, i.a., angels with medicinal plants and pharmacists utensils in hands to establish the reference to the purpose of the premises.
Departments
Ambulances
Surgical out-patient care (general, laparoscopy, endoscopy)
Surgical specialist out-patient care (outpatient obesity, thyroid disease, breast clinic, plastic-surgical outpatient clinic, proctology, Varizenleiden (varicose vein disease))
Internal specialist out-patient care (pacemaker clinic, heart failure out-patient clinic, pulmological out-patient clinic, oncological out-patient clinic, diabetes out-patient clinic, risk ambulance, angiological ambulance)
Pain ambulance (Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine)
Internal Department
Department of Surgery
Intensive Care Unit
Anesthesia
X-ray department
Institute of Physics
The St. Elisabeth Hospital has around 130 beds
Medical directors
1946-1947: Karl Josef Schmidt
1948-1980: Alfons Mathis
1980-2009: John Bonelli
since 2009: Martin Bishop
European Coloproctological Center St. Elisabeth
The European Coloproctological center under the directorate of Antonio Longo is based in the St. Elisabeth Hospital in Vienna Landstrasse. Its objectives are the exploration, the diagnostic and the therapy of colon and pelvic floor disorders through the collaboration of doctors of various disciplines.
The here obtained knowledges are passed on by means of courses, conferences and publications.
Wien, 3. Bezirk, - Ordenskirche Elisabethinenkirche, Chiesa e Convento di Santa Elisabetta d'Ungheria, Iglesia y Convento de la Sta. Isabel (Erzsébet) de Hungría, l’église et couvent de l’Élisabeth de Hongrie, Church and Convent of Elisabeth of Hungary
(further information you can get by clicking on the link at the end of page!)
St. Elisabeth Hospital Vienna
The hospital St. Elisabeth in Vienna Landstraße
The St. Elisabeth Hospital in Landstraßer Hauptstrasse 4a in the 3rd district Landstraße is one of the oldest hospitals in Vienna.
History
After the Order of St. Elizabeth had come to Vienna in 1709 and on 22nd March 1710 had purchased a house at the Landstraßer Hauptstrasse, in 1715 the to the monastery attached hospital was taken in operation. This stood in contrast to that of the Brothers of Charity (Barmherzige Brüder), available for both sexes, because open only to women who were medically ill. A gynecological department (two rooms and 11 beds) with a total effective surface of 95 beds was opened in 1900.
Although Emperor Joseph II in 1781 banned the admission of novices, because of the hospital, the order itself was not repealed. For the self-sacrificing nursing during the cholera epidemic in 1846, the St. Elizabeth by a public decree received recognition and praise.
1913 followed an extension of the hospital tract which had been built in the years 1834-1836. During the Second World War, the St. Elisabeth Hospital served as a hospital under the direction of the Red Cross and was hit by several bombs. Nevertheless, it came on 1 May 1945 again under the directorate of the Order. From 1965 onwards, followed a series of additions and extensions, in the 1980s the hospital was newly built. In June 2007 followed the merger of the convents Elisabethinen Linz and Vienna and the takeover in the Elizabeth of Thuringia Holding.
Pharmacy
The pharmacy of the St. Elisabeth Hospital is one of three in Vienna preserved hospital pharmacies from the Baroque period and the last one which is still in operation, but it has no public status.
Probably It was donated by Maria Theresa of Austria in 1749.
From whom the magnificently decorated furnitures come is as little known as the painter of the wall and ceiling paintings. However, this one is likely to originate from the vicinity of Franz Anton Maulbertsch. Featured are, i.a., angels with medicinal plants and pharmacists utensils in hands to establish the reference to the purpose of the premises.
Departments
Ambulances
Surgical out-patient care (general, laparoscopy, endoscopy)
Surgical specialist out-patient care (outpatient obesity, thyroid disease, breast clinic, plastic-surgical outpatient clinic, proctology, Varizenleiden (varicose vein disease))
Internal specialist out-patient care (pacemaker clinic, heart failure out-patient clinic, pulmological out-patient clinic, oncological out-patient clinic, diabetes out-patient clinic, risk ambulance, angiological ambulance)
Pain ambulance (Department of Anesthesiology and Intensive Care Medicine)
Internal Department
Department of Surgery
Intensive Care Unit
Anesthesia
X-ray department
Institute of Physics
The St. Elisabeth Hospital has around 130 beds
Medical directors
1946-1947: Karl Josef Schmidt
1948-1980: Alfons Mathis
1980-2009: John Bonelli
since 2009: Martin Bishop
European Coloproctological Center St. Elisabeth
The European Coloproctological center under the directorate of Antonio Longo is based in the St. Elisabeth Hospital in Vienna Landstrasse. Its objectives are the exploration, the diagnostic and the therapy of colon and pelvic floor disorders through the collaboration of doctors of various disciplines.
The here obtained knowledges are passed on by means of courses, conferences and publications.