AWO Psychiatriezentrum
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The AWO Psychiatriezentrum Königslutter is the largest psychiatric hospital in Lower Saxony and has a capacity of 705 beds. It offers specialized medical care in the fields of psychiatry, psychotherapy, psychosomatic medicine and child and adolescent psychiatry. The center ensures comprehensive psychiatric and psychotherapeutic care through inpatient, day-patient and outpatient services in the Braunschweig, Wolfsburg and the districts of Gifhorn, Helmstedt, Peine and Wolfenbüttel regions [1][4].
The main mission of the AWO Psychiatriezentrum is to support people with mental illnesses through qualified, reliable and individually tailored treatment services. The focus is on an open, respectful and tolerant interaction, which is characterized by a guiding principle of "living trust". Employees are described as distinctive personalities who encourage, share knowledge and actively shape - creating a lively and human working environment based on heart and head [1].
The center places great emphasis on innovation and digitalization: With the support of the Krankenhauszukunftsgesetz (KHZG), new technologies have been implemented, in particular to improve information security and protection against cyber attacks. Digitalization is being strategically advanced in order to optimize patient care and meet the increasing demands on modern hospital structures [2].
With regard to sustainability, the AWO Psychiatriezentrum continuously pursues future-oriented modernization and digital networking within the healthcare system. Through technological advances and responsible use of resources, the center helps to ensure safe and sustainable healthcare that is equipped to meet current and future challenges [2].
In addition, the AWO Psychiatriezentrum is part of the traditional Arbeiterwohlfahrt (AWO), a social network with over 150 years of experience that focuses on social responsibility, respect and humanity. This is reflected in a holistic approach that takes into account the individual needs of patients as well as the motivation and well-being of employees [1].
Summary of the key points:
edit- Largest psychiatric hospital in Lower Saxony with 705 beds and various specialist clinics for psychiatry, psychosomatics and child and adolescent psychiatry
- Comprehensive, disorder-specific and individually designed therapy services (inpatient, day-patient, outpatient)
- Guiding principle "living trust" with a focus on openness, respect, tolerance, competence and innovation
- Strong digitalization initiatives with a special focus on information security and networking in the healthcare system
- Commitment to sustainability through modern, safe and future-oriented hospital infrastructure
- Part of a traditional social network (AWO) with over 150 years of experience in social healthcare
This comprehensive orientation makes the AWO Psychiatriezentrum a modern, patient-centered and responsible provider in the field of psychiatric and psychosocial healthcare.
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