The infrastructure of public healthcare of the capital of Prague may be characterized as a nonmaterialist, basic infrastructure and above all an infrastructure which is necessary from the point of view of public needs.
It is probably almost certain that you will not be able to find anyone among Prague's residents and visitors who hasn't needed help from a qualified health care professional at least once in their life. Illnesses and health problems aren't found among the hills, but among people and one of the quality indicators of society is in how accessible services its health services are.
The capital city is laced with a broad network of health departments of all types. They are there for only one purpose and that is to serve the needs of Prague people and visitors to Prague.
Visitor to our portal have the opportunity to get to know the whole infrastructure of the health care in close detail, whether it be service providers, science and laboratory institutions, hygiene centers, chemists or even the technical basis of all Prague health systems.
Readers are also presented with information about a development of a new concept of health network in the capital city which will lead to easily accessible, functional and economically effective health care.
A service is also available where you can usw the help of other websites to connect to various servers offering up to date information on non-stop health services.
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Celkový počet: more than 50
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2. 2. 2012
Record Breaking Number of Prague Citizens
Based on the results of last year’s census, recently released by the Czech Statistical Office, Prague has now the highest number of citizens ever.
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19. 1. 2012
Prague Now Has More than Two Hundred Non-smoking Restaurants
One in ten restaurants in Prague doesn’t allow smoking.
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7. 7. 2011
Homeless People Use the Hermes Boat More and More
Since 2007, when it first went into service, the Hermes boat has become very popular among homeless people. Increased demand for accommodation in May and June, i.e. during better weather, is proof of this. Despite the “ideal” weather conditions for homeless people the boat accommodated almost 120 people per night.
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4. 3. 2011
How do Foreigners Like Living in Prague?
The number of foreigners in Prague has been increasing over the last few years. They move here not only from their countries but also from other regions of the Czech Republic, where they sometimes have problems finding a job. Prague, however, does not have a clear conception how to integrate foreigners into society. This is why Prague City Hall commissioned A Survey of the Social Situation of Foreigners in Prague, which mapped most issues that immigrants come across.
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13. 1. 2011
Camp for Homeless to be Set up on Rohanský Island
Despite objections from Prague 8, the landowner- the City of Prague, helped by the army, want to provide the homeless with emergency shelter.
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23. 11. 2010
More and More Homeless on Boat Hermes
Due to harsh weather, more and more homeless people come to spend the night on the Hermes. Over the last few days, the boat has been providing shelter on average to 140 people.
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3. 8. 2010
Microbuses for Handicapped People even outside of Prague
This service is provided as a part of Prague Public Transport – microbuses for transporting handicapped people by the company Societa – have expanded their services even outside of area of the capital city.
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27. 7. 2010
Homeless People Interested in Summer Jobs
Approximately 60 clients sleep each night on a Hermes boat during summer, workers from Prague’s Social Services Centre go and see them in the course of their outreach work.
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7. 7. 2010
Prague Ambulance Service Now Has Two Unique Repatriation Vehicles
Two new specially modified ambulances designed to transport patients from abroad have been christened with water by Prague Ambulance Service representatives.
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7. 7. 2010
More Minibuses for Disabled
Prague has extended its services for immobile citizens and has increased the number of minibuses on call from the original nine to fourteen.
Celkový počet: more than 50
- 7. December 2010
- 31. January 2010
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