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A public hospital group in Luxembourg City, created by law in 1975. Its main site hosts national services, among them the service for cancers of the blood and other cancers (onco-haematology), and it runs a children's hospital and a maternity hospital.
The Centre Hospitalier de Luxembourg was created by the law of 10 December 1975 as a public establishment with financial and administrative autonomy, managed under private law methods and overseen in certain areas by the Minister of Health. It opened in 1976, joining the new Hôpital Municipal (now CHL Centre), the Maternité Grande-Duchesse Charlotte and the Clinique Pédiatrique (now CHL KannerKlinik), and was joined in 2004 by the Clinique d'Eich (CHL Eich). It has 589 beds and 2,743 staff, including 447 doctors. CHL Centre hosts several national services, among them onco-haematology and neurosurgery, and CHL Eich has a palliative care service. In 2022 it recorded 28,238 inpatient stays, 11,927 day hospital stays and 609,782 outpatient attendances. Its home page links a breast cancer site (cancerseinchl.lu).
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