Raphaelsklinik Münster, Medical facility and architectural monument in Münster-Altstadt, Germany
Raphaelsklinik Münster is a hospital and architectural monument in the old town of Münster. The facility houses operating rooms and modern diagnostic equipment to serve patients with various medical needs.
The building opened in 1929 according to designs by architect Karl Brocker and has operated as a hospital since. The facility developed as a medical center while preserving its value as an architectural monument.
The facility operates as a teaching hospital affiliated with the University of Münster, contributing to medical education and professional development through specialized training programs.
The hospital offers both inpatient and outpatient services for patients needing various types of medical care. Visitors should follow the wayfinding signage throughout the building to reach their destination.
The hospital pioneered the integration of resident doctors within its premises in 1999, establishing a model that other German medical facilities later adopted.
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