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Organizacje:

Fundacja Rozwoju Kardiochirurgii w Zabrzu

Fundacja we własnym Instytucie Protez Serca, prowadzi badania naukowe i prace wdrożeniowe związane z polskim sztucznym sercem, biologiczną zastawką serca, robotem kardiochirurgicznym oraz współfinansuje inne badania naukowe związane z kardiochirurgią.

http://www.frk.pl

Internetowy Telefon Zaufania Anonimowy Przyjaciel

Telefon Zaufania w formie wirtualnej.

http://pomoctel.free.ngo.pl/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Lazarus

Organizacja pomocy humanitarnej zrzeszająca osoby mające za swą misję pomagać wszystkim potrzebującym.

http://www.lazarus.pl

Ogólnopolski Związek Zawodowy Lekarzy (OZZL)

Statut, aktualności, stanowiska, lekarz polski, strajk lekarzy, zakładanie oddziału, zrzeszenuia lekarzy, prywatyzacja usług lekarskich.

http://www.ozzl.org.pl/

Ogólnopolskie Stowarzyszenie Szpitali Niepublicznych (OSSN)

Członkowie postawili sobie za zadanie wspólnie wspierać zmiany w organizacji służby zdrowia w Polsce zmierzające do: poprawy systemu opieki nad pacjentami, do podnoszenia jakości świadczonych usług, równouprawnienia sektora publicznego i prywatnego.

http://www.szpitale.org/

Polska Akcja Humanitarna

Informacje, raporty, zestawienia, programy, współpraca, biura, stałe misje.

http://www.pah.org.pl

Polska Misja Medyczna

Aktualne wydarzenia, informacje o przprowadzoych akcjach, o organizacji.

http://www.pmm.org.pl

Polski Czerwony Krzyż

Organizacja, historia, zasady, kontakt, media, aktualności, pierwsza pomoc, opieka, krwiodawstwo, poszukiwania, ratownictwo.

http://www.pck.org.pl/

Polskie Towarzystwo Psychoterapii Psychoanalitycznej

Towarzystwo, którego celem jest rozwój i popularyzacja psychoterapii psychoanalitycznej w Polsce.

http://ptpp.pl

Towarzysze Krwi - Honorowi Krwiodawcy

Informacje na temat krwiodawstwa, warunki jakie musi spełniać krwiodawca.

http://bractwo.polskispirytus.com/krew/

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