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We hope you enjoy your visit on the website of Queen Fabiola Children's University Hospital, a member of the Brussels public hospitals network IRIS.
Inaugurated in 1986, QFCUH is the only Belgian university hospital entirely reserved for children's medicine : all is conceived for them and for their parents. From birth to adolescence, the children receive there the most complete care in respect of the Children in Hospital Charter. As a public medico-surgical hospital of 183 beds, QFCUH guarantees quality care and modern medicine accessible to all children.
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As a member of the IRIS network, QFCUH adheres to the patients' charter. It is certainly an additional guarantee to be well received...
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The Fund for Pediatric Research of the QFCUH is a non-profit organization created to ensure that children have access to the best surgical and medical care. Research cures children...
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