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Dr Evelien Van Poucke, Gynécologie

Dr Evelien Van Poucke, Gynécologie

Europe Hospitals warmly welcome Dr. Evelien Van Poucke, who has recently joined the Gynecology Department.Dr. Van Poucke graduated as a specialist in gynecology from KU Leuven in 2024, after completin ...

Dr Yeter GÖKBURUN BİLGİÇ, Gastro-entérologie et Oncologie

Dr. Yeter GÖKBURUN BİLGİÇ, Gastroenterology and Oncology

The Europe Hospitals are pleased to welcome Dr. Yeter GÖKBURUN BİLGİÇ, who has recently joined the Gastroenterology and Oncology Departments.Dr. GÖKBURUN BİLGİÇ has been specializing in gastro ...

Dr Jean-Charles Bauchau, Ophtalmologie

Dr Jean-Charles Bauchau, Ophtalmologie

The Europe Hospitals is pleased to welcome Dr. Jean-Charles Bauchau, who has recently joined the Ophthalmology Department.Dr. Bauchau studied medicine at the Université Catholique de Louvain, graduat ...

Dr TELLIER

Nomination de Mme Noémie Tellier en tant que cheffe de service de la dentisterie

The Europe hospitals are pleased to announce the appointment of Mrs. Noémie Tellier as the Head of the Dentistry Department. Graduating in dentistry from UCL in 2014, Mrs. Tellier continued her ...

endométriose

International Endometriosis Day

Endometriosis affects some 10% of women of childbearing age, and in many cases diagnosis is still delayed. There is an endometriosis clinic at the Europe Hospitals to offer patients multidisciplinary, ...

telephone

New Telephone System - phase 1

To improve our services and the quality of your calls, the Europe Hospitals will implement a new telephone system on March 25. 

Exhibition by Isabelle FELIERS on the Ste-Elisabeth site

Exhibition by Isabelle FELIERS on the Ste-Elisabeth site

We are delighted to welcome a new exhibition to our Ste-Elisabeth site. For the first time, a member of our staff is exhibiting her artistic work.Isabelle FELIERS, who works as a psychiatric nurse on ...

Telemonitoring for patients who have undergone shoulder replacement

Telemonitoring for patients who have undergone shoulder replacement

The Europe Hospitals are the first hospital in French-speaking Belgium to offer telemonitoring for patients who have undergone rotator cuff repair, as part of the call for innovation projects funded b ...

Dr Ramboux

Welkom Dr Alice Ramboux

Europe Hospitals welcomes Dr Alice RAMBOUX, who recently joined the Department of Paediatrics.Dr Alice Ramboux graduated from the Université Catholique de Louvain (UCL) in 2018. She then worked as an ...

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Discover our patient portal

Are you a patient at the Europe Hospitals and would like to access your medical data?Our portal allows you to consult your patient file 24/7.

Welcome to the Paediatric Unit!

Your child has just been admitted to the paediatric unit of the Europe Hospitals.

Hospitalisation in the paediatric unit takes place only at the St Elisabeth site. A shuttle service can be requested from the St Michel site.

We are grateful for your trust and are happy to welcome you to our unit.

The hospital setting has little in common with the world children are used to, and can therefore be unsettling and worrying, both for you and for your child.

The purpose of this internet page is to introduce our team and to explain how it operates, which is as important as getting to know your child. Your active collaboration is necessary so that we can ensure the wellbeing of your child as quickly as possible. Do not hesitate to put any question you may have to our staff.

We hope that the welcome and healthcare we provide will meet your expectations and be as pleasant as possible.

PRESENTATION OF THE UNIT

Our unit welcomes new-born babies to teenagers aged 15.

We welcome many children who have to undergo a hospital stay to receive widely different treatments, such as medical monitoring, intravenous medication, post-operation care, etc. In addition to these hospitalisations, we also welcome many children who are hospitalised for just one day for surgical procedures (ENT surgery, orthopaedics or dental treatments...). 

The unit includes 15 beds in several rooms, the nurses’ facilities, the treatment room, a laundry room, a milk bottle room, a playroom, bathrooms for visitors and the “Bambi” unit.

Bambi Service

The Bambi service provides children aged 0 to 15 years with ambulatory nursing care such as blood tests, or any other sampling (except Covid-19 screening, suspicious Covid-19 cases must go through the Covid-19 circuit), suture removal, wound care or skin allergy tests.

Appointments

All care is by appointment by calling 02-614 28 66 (St-Elisabeth site) or 02-614 37 53 (St-Michel site).

On the day of your appointment, please register before going up to the 1st floor. Each child will be accompanied by only one adult.

Opening Hours

St-Elisabeth site: The service is open from 9am to 5pm Monday - Wednesday and Friday from 5/15 to 9/15. Outside of this period, it is open from Monday to Friday.

St-Michel site: The service is open Monday - Wednesday and Friday from 9am to 5pm. The last patient will be admitted at 4:30 pm.

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Friends of the Europe Hospitals Fund

The Friends of the Europe Hospitals Fund aims to help the hospital's medical services to improve the patient's experience of care. A ‘Friends of Fund’ is managed by the King Baudouin Foundation. The smooth running of the ‘Friends of’ Fund is ensured by a management committee on which the founders are represented. Donations of €40 or more per year to the Foundation benefit from a tax reduction of 45% of the amount actually paid (art. 145/33 CIR)'. Thanks to the guarantee provided by the King Baudouin Foundation, donors make their donations in complete confidence, knowing that they will be used for the specific projects for which they have been asked.

Our current project: Paediatric playroom project
This project involves providing a new playroom for our paediatric patients by creating a large central room at the heart of the care unit. This space would welcome patients and their families to play (to distract themselves and leave their rooms), to bond (to play with parents and siblings) and to recharge their batteries (to return to calm after a difficult time). We hope to include in the project a provision to take account of the specific needs of certain children through inclusive design.

Click here to make a donation.

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