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Bravis Ziekenhuis

Roosendaal, North Brabant, Netherlands

Ownership: Private
Employees: ~2700
Development stage: Other

Overview

Bravis Ziekenhuis is a prominent regional clinical hospital group located in the West Brabant region of the Netherlands. Established in 2015 following the merger of the Franciscus and Lievensberg hospitals, the organization operates two main campuses in Roosendaal and Bergen op Zoom. It provides a comprehensive range of secondary healthcare services, including emergency medicine, oncology, cardiology, and surgical specialties. Bravis is recognized for its commitment to innovation and is currently developing a new centralized hospital facility to consolidate its acute care services by 2029. The hospital also participates in clinical research and medical training as part of the mProve network of top clinical hospitals.

Industry: Academic Hospital/University/Research

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mProveErasmus MC

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