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Rehabilitation Hospital Beroun received a subsidy for the project Development of acute psychiatric care

30. 4. 2026

The aim is to increase the availability of acute psychiatric care, improve the clarity of the system and strengthen the capacity of health providers to deliver this care

The project will also contribute to ensuring adequate financial evaluation of acute psychiatric care. The project is co-financed by the European Union through the European Social Fund plus and the Operational Programme Employment plus.

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