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The European Union
The project is being financed by EU project support funds granted under Interreg III A, Sønderjylland and Schleswig-Flensburg. Interreg III A is a community initiative of the European Union, and supports German-Danish projects during the period of 2001-2006. The financing is being provided by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF), which supports cross-border initiatives in the areas of
- economy, research and technology, tourism
- nature, environment and energy
- education, employment, health and social initiatives
- institutional and socio-cultural networks.
For more information see
www.ec.europa.eu/regional_policy/
interreg3/index_de.htm
www.wireg.de
DRF Air Rescue
The DRF Air Rescue
Each year about hundred thousand people met with an accident on German roads. Furthermore cardiac infarctions and apoplectic strokes are life-threatening and hundreds of patients must be carried to German hospitals from abroad year for year. Rapid and effective medical support is therefore the major task of DRF Air Rescue. The highest measure of quality in supporting emergencies is the unlimited demand of DRF Air Rescue. To achieve this, DRF Air Rescue works with high standards of quality- in medical support, in air rescue operations and techniques. The DRF Air Rescue operates now 50 helicopters, all best equipped for the task of air rescue in cases of emergency, at 42 stations in Germany, Austria and Italy to provide optimal healthcare and medical support, at eight locations a day and night readiness is provided.
The DRF Air Rescue uses three own ambulances, experienced pilots and medical staff to carry home patients throughout the world.
About 700 emergency doctors, 400 paramedics, 180 pilots and 90 engineers are in charge for the DRF Air Rescue. In 2007 they carried out 39.111 missions.
Contact:
Frank Schättle
Rita-Maiburg-Str. 2
70794 Filderstadt
Germany
Fon: +49 711 7007 20 14
Fax: +49 711 7007 24 29
E-Mail: frank.schaettle@drf-luftrettung.de
For more information see
www.drf-luftrettung.de
Falck Denmark A/S
The private Danish rescue and security organization Falck, with nearly 500 rescue vehicles and about 3,800 rescue assistants, carries out about 350,000 emergency missions per year. However, Falck's activities are not limited to the scope of a rescue service, but also extend into the areas of fire services, fire protection, accident services, animal rescue, and the security services sector.
Contact:
Leif Jørn Wiuff
Dansk Luftambulance
Falck-Kolding
Caspar Müllersgade 2 - 4
6000 Kolding
Denmark
Fon: +45 76 92 39 07
Fax: +45 76 92 39 04
E-Mail: ljw@falck.dk
For more information see
www.falck.dk
Region Syddanmark
Contact:
Region Syddanmark
Holger Armonies
Egelund 10
6200 Aabenraa
Denmark
Fon: +45 88 83 47 51
E-Mail: Holger.Armonies@shs.regionssydanmark.dk
For more information see
www.regionsyddanmark.dk
The Nordfriesland District Administration
The Nordfriesland District is Germany's most northern administrative district, and is the third largest in Schleswig-Holstein in area. With a population of 166,654 in an area of 2047 km2, Nordfriesland has a population density of 81 inhabitants per km2. The seat of the district administration is in Husum.
Contact:
Nina Schmeck
Kreis Nordfriesland
Marktstr. 6
25813 Husum
Germany
Fon: +49 48 41 67 - 454
Fax: +49 4 841 67 - 281
E-Mail: nina.schmeck@nordfriesland.de
For more information see
www.nordfriesland.de
The VdAK and the AEV of Schleswig-Holstein
The Verband der Angestellten-Krankenkassen (VdAK-) is the umbrella organization of the seven statutory health insurance companies for white-collar employees. The Arbeiter-Ersatzkassen-Verband (AEV) is the umbrella organization of the three workers' statutory health insurance companies in Schleswig-Holstein. These two associations represent the economic and political interests of their member insurance companies.
Contact:
Rudolf Facklam
Wall 55
24103 Kiel
Germany
Fon: +49 431 97 44 - 118
Fax: +49 431 97 44 - 123
E-Mail: rudolf.facklam@vdak-aev.de
For more information see
www.vdak-aev.de
University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein (Universitätsklinikum Schleswig-Holstein)
The University Medical Center Schleswig-Holstein, UK S-H, is the second largest university hospital in Germany, with 2,400 in-patient beds, and has 9,000 employees. It treats 240,000 outpatients and about 100,000 in-patients or part-time in-patients.
It is the only hospital in Schleswig-Holstein with facilities for intensive care and all advanced treatments, and is the state's center for university medical research and teaching.
Contact:
Prof. Dr. Volker Dörges
Schwanenweg 21
24105 Kiel
Germany
Fon: +49 431 597 - 2970
Fax: +49 431 597 - 2230
E-Mail: doerges@anaesthesie.uni-kiel.de
For more information see
www.uni-kiel.de/anaesthesie
The Telemedical Service and Health Center (Telemedizinisches Service- und GesundheitsZentrum)
The Telemedical Service and Health Center is a division of the Segeberger Klinik GmbH. The aim of the center is to establish telemedicine as a component of integrated patient care. The term telemedicine describes a form of diagnostics and therapy in which telecommunication is used to bridge the space or time distance between doctor and patient, or between two doctors in consultation.
Contact:
Werner Smidt
Am Kurpark 1
23795 Bad Segeberg
Germany
Fon: +49 4551 802 - 94 88
Fax: +49 4551 802 - 48 50
E-Mail: werner.smidt@segebergerkliniken.de
For more information see
www.segebergerkliniken.de
AOK - The Health Fund
AOK, with nearly 750,000 insured members and 2,000 staff, is the largest health insurance company in Schleswig-Holstein, and is involved in many innovative projects in the area of health.
Contact:
Thorsten Beck
Edisonstr. 70
24145 Kiel
Germany
Fon: +49 431 60 51 880
Fax: +49 431 60 52 51 880
E-Mail: thorsten.beck@sh.aok.de
For more information see
www.aok.de
Berufsfeuerwehr der Stadt Flensburg (Flensburg City Fire Service)
The Flensburg City Fire Service is responsible for the safety of the citizens of Flensburg. It is the city's public fire service, and consists of a full-time workforce trained in fire service technology. It works in collaboration with the seven voluntary fire services in Flensburg to ensure safety and to deal with emergencies. The various fire services are organized within the Flensburg City Association of Fire Services.
Contact:
Rudolf März
Munketoft 16
24931 Flensburg
Germany
Fon: +49 461 85 11 20
Fax: +49 461 85 29 25
E-Mail: maerz.rudolf@stadt.flensburg.de
For more informtion see
www.berufsfeuerwehr.flensburg.de
Medical Chamber of Schleswig-Holstein
The Medical Chamber of Schleswig-Holstein is a public corporation, and represents all physicians who work professionally in Schleswig-Holstein or, if they do not practice, are resident in Schleswig-Holstein. The Medical Chamber's responsibilities include supervising fulfilment of physicians' professional duties, continued education and training, arbitration, the support and welfare of physicians, and professional training for medical staff and assistants.
Contact:
Dr. Edda Oppermann
Bismarckallee 8-12
23795 Bad Segeberg
Germany
Fon: +49 4551 803 - 132
Fax: +49 4551 803 - 232
E-Mail: oppermann@aeksh.org
For more information see
www.aeksh.de