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The Rehabilitation Hospital Beroun has been awarded a grant for the ‘Development of Acute Psychiatric Care’ project

30. 4. 2026

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

The project will also help to ensure that acute psychiatric care is adequately funded. Financial support for this pilot scheme is provided by the EU and from the state budget.

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