Editing Poznań (section)

===Healthcare===
[[File:Szpital Kliniczny im. Heliodora Święcickiego 2, Poznań (cropped).jpg|thumb|Heliodor Święcicki Clinical Hospital]]
A total of 574 healthcare providers offer outpatient services to the residents of Poznań. 
The independent public healthcare facilities providing inpatient care include municipal hospitals:<ref name="raport2">{{cite web |title=Poznań 2016. Raport o stanie miasta|url=https://www.poznan.pl/mim/s8a/-,doc,4006/-,81732.html|access-date=31 August 2024}}</ref>
* [[Franciszek Paweł Raszeja|Franciszek Raszeja]] City Hospital on Mickiewicza Street,
* [[Josephus Struthius|Józef Struś]] Multi-Specialty City Hospital on Szwajcarska Street,
* Care and Treatment and Medical Rehabilitation Facility on Mogileńska Street.

The municipal hospitals employ just over 2,000 people.<ref name="raport2"/>

In addition to the stationary treatment facilities managed by the City of Poznań, there are 20 hospitals operating, including 5 hospitals under the jurisdiction of the [[Greater Poland Voivodeship]], 5 clinical hospitals affiliated with the [[Poznań University of Medical Sciences]], and 10 private hospitals. 
[[File:CZD Poznan 2022 sept (cropped).jpg|thumb|Greater Poland Center for Pediatrics]]

Hospitals managed by the [[Greater Poland Voivodeship]]:<ref name="raport2"/>
* Central [[Greater Poland Voivodeship|Voivodeship]] Hospital on Juraszów Street,
* [[Greater Poland]] Cancer Center at Garbary Street,
* [[Greater Poland]] Center for [[Pulmonology]] and [[Thoracic Surgery]], named after Eugenia and Janusz Zeyland, on Szamarzewskiego Street,
* [[Greater Poland]] Center for [[Pediatric]]s on Wrzoska Street,
* [[Greater Poland]] Center for Rehabilitation on Sanatoryjna Street.

Clinical hospitals of the Karol Marcinkowski Medical University:<ref name="raport2"/>
* Clinical Hospital of the [[Transfiguration of Jesus|Transfiguration of the Lord]] on Długa Street,
* Heliodor Święcicki Clinical Hospital on Przybyszewskiego Street,
* Specialist Clinical Hospital, formerly the 111th Military Hospital, on Grunwaldzka Street,
* [[Obstetrics and gynaecology|Gynecological and Obstetric]] Clinical Hospital on Polna Street,
* [[Wiktor Dega]] Orthopedic and Rehabilitation Clinical Hospital  on 28 Czerwca 1956 Street.
[[File:Szpital na Polnej.jpg|thumb|Gynecological and Obstetric Clinical Hospital]]

Some of the private hospitals include:<ref name="raport2"/>
* [[Hipolit Cegielski]] Medical Center on 28 Czerwca 1956 Street,
* [[Adalbert of Prague|St. Adalbert's]] Hospital on Krzywoustego Street,
* Certus Hospital on Grunwaldzka Street,
* Medica Celsus Hospital and Clinic on Unii Lubelskiej Street,
* Promienista Clinic on Promienista Street,
* Med-Polonia on Obornicka Street,
* Pro Bono Clinic on Leszczyńska Street,
* Rehasport Clinic on Górecka Street,
* [[St. George|St. George's]] Ophthalmology Center on Jasielska Street.

Additionally, on the Dojazd Street, there is a departmental hospital administered by the [[Ministry of the Interior and Administration]].

Besides the hospital care Poznań Center for Specialist Medical Services (POSUM) on Solidarności Avenue provides services in the fields of outpatient treatment, diagnostics, rehabilitation, preventive care, and occupational medicine.<ref name="raport2"/>

Each year, more than 300,000 people are hospitalized in Poznań. The clinical hospitals of the [[Poznań University of Medical Sciences]] have the highest number of beds and patients, accounting for about 56% of the total.<ref name="raport2"/>