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Organized: September 26 & 27 2024 at the Erasmus Hospital (Route le Lennik, 808 - 1070 Bruxelles) in the "Wybran Auditorium" (Floor -1 - Route 647). Please note: registration is free but mandatory, the event is organized on-site (no videoconferencing).  Discover the programme Find out more about the programme for the workshop, which takes place on 26 and 27 September, and register using the online form. Programme Workshop of video-assisted technology in Thoracic Pathology Your personal data First name Last name Email Phone number Your profession Which institute are you working at? Your registration for the workshop : Video-assisted technology in Thoracic Pathology Thursday 26/09/2024 Friday 27/09/2024 Both days Your registration to the diner (Thursday evening -26/09/2024) Yes No Please note: the dinner is an additional cost. If you have ticked ‘Yes’, please pay the sum of 50 euros into account BE31 0910 1061 4455 with the message ‘Last Name/First name + souper du 26/09/2024’. They support us This workshop is supported by:Belgian Respiratory Society (BeRS)Royal Belgian Society for Surgery (RBSS)Belgian Section of Thoracic Surgery (BeSTS) Nos sponsors Contact Mélissa BourleauEmail : Melissa [dot] Bourleau [at] hubruxelles [dot] be (Melissa[dot]Bourleau[at]hubruxelles[dot]be)Phone number : +32 (0)2 555 53 49

In the complex landscape of youth mental health, eating disorders (EDs) present significant challenges, requiring sustained attention and swift action. As June 2nd marks World Eating Disorders Action Day, raising awareness about the early detection and treatment of these devastating disorders is crucial What Are Eating Disorders? Eating disorders involve much more than just disturbed eating habits. They are psychiatric illnesses characterized by a dysfunctional relationship with food, weight, and body image. Predominantly observed in adolescents, these disorders can appear at any age and affect men as well. Anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating disorder are among the most common forms, with profound impacts on an individual's physical and mental health.Early DetectionThe vigilance of parents and healthcare professionals is essential in identifying the early signs of EDs. Any changes in eating habits, an obsession with weight and appearance, and signs of social withdrawal and low self-esteem must be taken seriously. Early detection can prevent severe complications and improve the chances of recovery.Family-Based Therapy (FBT)For those who suspect the presence of an ED in their child or adolescent, prompt medical consultation is imperative. At Erasme Hospital and the Children's Hospital, Silvana Fuso, a specialist in EDs, offers an innovative approach with Family-Based Therapy (FBT). This method actively involves parents in the therapeutic process, providing crucial familial support for recovery.Read our page dedicated to this health issueContact InformationTo schedule an appointment with Silvana Fuso:Erasme Hospital: EMC Child and Adolescent ConsultationSecretariat: +32 2 555 32 96Appointment Request FormChildren's Hospital (Huderf)University Children's Hospital's Child Psychiatry Service: +32 2 477 3180Appointment Request Form

Did you know that 500,000 Belgians suffer from rare diseases? At the H.U.B., Professor Antoine Bondue, Director of the Rare Diseases Function (FMR), emphasises the importance of Belgian expertise and European networks. With over 7,000 rare diseases, patient recruitment is crucial for optimal care.  To increase the effectiveness of the care offered to patients suffering from rare diseases, the ULB and the H.U.B. are coordinating multidisciplinary consultations, encouraging hospital-ambulatory partnerships and insisting on the education of patients and their doctors.  Rare diseases are a major challenge for our healthcare system and a driving force for medical development. They require societal restructuring and support for innovative treatments.  For more information: https://www.radiorg.be/fr/

You live abroad and want to organise  hospitalisation or receive medical treatment at the H.U.B (Jules Bordet Institute, Queen Fabiola Children’s University Hospital, Erasmus Hospital)  You have social security cover in Europe For scheduled care your insurer must issue you with document S2 (formerly E112) For a medical emergency confirmed by a doctor at our institution, the EHIC (European Health Insurance Card) can be used. We ask you to check your card’s expiry date.    You do not have social security cover in Belgium or Europe Please provide the department secretariat or specialist doctor with:  Your medical file that should be as complete as possible so as to determine the treatment your health condition requires.  A copy of an official identity document and/or of your passport clearly indicating your family name, first names and date of birth.  On the basis of the information communicated by the medical team, the Preadmission Unit or Insurance Unit will provide you with an estimate of the costs of the treatment  required. If you have a payment guarantee from an insurer, please provide us with this so that the insurance Unit can validate it. If not, please make the payment of the full amount of the estimate.  Once the care has been validated, the Insurance Unit will put you into contact with the secretariat of the department or specialist doctor in charge of your file so as to plan for your arrival.  On the day of your arrival at the H.U.B please go to reception with a valid identity document (identity card or passport). 

Teaching: one of the H.U.B’s three missions  As an academic hospital, the Brussels University Hospital (H.U.B) is in a privileged position for the transfer of knowledge within its three institutions: the Erasmus Hospital, the Jules Bordet Institute and the Children’s Hospital.    Teaching of all the health professions (doctors, nurses, paramedics, lab technicians, etc.) is given in the field, right up close to the patients’ medical and care teams.    A student job at the H.U.B? When you work at the Erasmus Hospital you are a part of the H.U.B, a major hospital centre and a human and dynamic environment.    To discover our job opportunities and apply for a student job, please consult the different job categories: Learn more Do your internship by joining one of our teams The Hospital regularly welcomes interns in medicine, nursing or secondary education, irrespective of the diploma (bachelor university degree, etc.). To apply for an internship, send an email to:  Medicine, Surgery (No later than 4 months before the start of the placement, you must send: The exact start and end dates of the placement, a list of 4 departments in order of preference where you would like to do the placement and an updated CV) Secretariat.Scientifique.erasme@hubruxelles.be Laboratory stages@lhub-ulb.be Nursing department (nurse, midwife, specialisation, Masters, etc.) https://www.erasme.be/en/form/demande-de-stage-au-departement- Physiotherapy, Speech Therapy Secretariat.Kine.erasme@hubruxelles.be Occupational Therapy Secretariat.Ergo.erasme@hubruxelles.be Psychology Service.Psychologie.erasme@hubruxelles.be Other (administrative, secretarial, logistics support, etc.) Accueil.DRH@hubruxelles.be Policy on the protection of the private life of students doing an internship or carrying out research at the Institution File en.hub_politique_vie_privee_des_etudiants_un_stage_ou_un_travail_de_recherche.pdf

If you have to make deliveries to the Erasmus Hospital, please deliver as follows: For pharmaceutical supplies: to the Quai Pharmacie   Times: 8 am-12.30 pm and 1.30 pm - 5 pm (except weekends and public holidays)   Address: 808 route de Lennik, 1070 Anderlecht  For all other supplies: to the Quai Marchandises  Times: 7.30 am-12 noon and 12.30 pm – 4 pm (except weekends and public holidays)  Address : 808 route de Lennik, 1070 Anderlecht (via the rue Meylemeersch, behind the hospital)   Conditions of delivery and important information Please note: Articulated lorries cannot access the delivery bay.   Deliveries must be made on a Europe pallet board of 800 mm x 1200 mm (with no overhanging permitted). Maximum pallet height: 1900 mm (pallet included).     You must respect the detailed delivery conditions as set out below.    The Erasmus Hospital is subject to public procurement legislation. Please respect the applicable legislation. Contact The Pharmacy +32 2 555 39 08 Purchases Department and Public Procurement commandes.achats.erasme@hubruxelles.be +32 2 555 32 33 General conditions of purchase Download Access map Download

In this festive season we are delighted to share some heartwarming news with you!  Yuki, the young Bichon Maltese, is celebrating his first year of work at the Erasmus Hospital intensive care unit. So we are all celebrating this first anniversary of the arrival of our four-legged friend! Yuki visits the unit every other Sunday and has already greeted more than 70 hospitalised patients. He brought a smile to all their faces and they would love to see him more often.    Yuki provides some welcome warmth and comfort to patients and their families who have to spend time in intensive care. Patients can simply pass some soothing moments with Yuki, stroking him and perhaps entertaining him in a way that requires some basic but important movements.      “ Yuki brought me a lot of happiness when I was in hospital. I would have liked to see him more often. I was fortunate in that I had my family who visited me every day, but I think of those who are not so   lucky […] Yuki must be so important to them,”  A patient This initiative was suggested by Claire, a nurse in the intensive care unit, encouraged by the hospital and approved  by the head of hygiene and head of intensive care. Yuki respects a very strict health protocol before every hospital visit and between greeting every patient.    A great idea and a genuine success that could perhaps be adopted by the other hospitals in the group.