História vzniku Oddelenia klinických laboratórií v Nemocnici Ministerstva obrany SR / The history of the establishment of the Department of clinical laboratories in the military hospital of the Ministry of defense

Súhrn

Po vzniku Vojenskej nemocnice v Bratislave bolo v pivnici nemocnice vytvorené “Laboratórium”, ktoré oficiálne riadil primár interného oddelenia. V roku 1969 do Vojenskej nemocnice nastúpil na post náčelníka-primára interného oddelenia plk. MUDr. Ján Langoš CSc., ktorý si dal za úlohu zlepšiť diagnostiku a liečbu hypertenzie. K tomu potreboval zlepšiť funkciu laboratória a vytvoriť nové výskumné laboratórium na internom oddelení, kde by bolo možné vykonávať aj   špeciálne vyšetrenia. V roku 1992 pre komplexné potreby Nemocnice Ministerstva obrany SR, a.s. vzniklo pracovisko Oddelenie klinických laboratórií. Oddelenie pozostávalo z klinickej biochémie, hematológie a mikrobiológie, na Slovensku bolo hodnotené spolu s Nemocnicou Ministerstva obrany ako jedno z najlepších a iniciovalo vznik klinických laboratórií aj v iných nemocniciach. Napriek výrazným úspechom   Nemocnice Ministerstva obrany sa našlo niekoľko špekulantov a Nemocnicu Ministerstva obrany zlikvidovalo spojením s Nemocnicou s poliklinikou Ministerstva vnútra SR.

Abstract

After the establishment of the Military Hospital in Bratislava, a "Laboratory" was created in the basement of the hospital, which was officially managed by the head of the internal department. In 1969, colonel MUDr. Ján Langoš CSc., joined the Military Hospital as the head-primary of the internal department, who set himself the task of improving the diagnosis and treatment of hypertension. For this, he needed to improve the function of the laboratory and create a new research laboratory in the internal department, where special examinations could also be performed. In 1992, the Department of Clinical Laboratories was created for the complex needs of the Ministry of Defence Hospital. The department consisting of clinical biochemistry, hematology and microbiology was evaluated in Slovakia together with the Ministry of Defence Hospital as one of the best, and clinical laboratory departments began to be established in other hospitals as well. Despite the significant successes of the Ministry of Defence Hospital, several speculators were found and the Ministry of Defence Hospital was liquidated by merging with the Hospital with Polyclinic of the Ministry of the Interior of the Slovak Republic.