The AZ Sint-Elisabeth hospital in Zottegem recently bid farewell to two esteemed medical professionals. Dr. Hilde Deroo, a dedicated dermatologist, and Dr. Joost Naert, a respected geriatrician, have both reached retirement age after long careers serving their community. Their departure marks the end of an era for the local healthcare landscape.
- AZ Sint-Elisabeth bids farewell to doctors
- Dr. Hilde Deroo served as dermatologist
- Dr. Joost Naert worked as geriatrician
- Both doctors reached retirement age
- Acknowledged for long-term hospital dedication
- NUUS wishes them well-deserved retirement
On 2025-07-05 08:02:00, the hospital formally acknowledged their years of commitment and care. How will their absence affect patient care in the region? And what legacy do these doctors leave behind for future generations at AZ Sint-Elisabeth?
As the hospital community reflects on this transition, NUUS extends warm wishes for a well-deserved and fulfilling retirement to both doctors. Their contributions have shaped quality care in Zottegem and beyond.
What does this mean for the hospital and patients moving forward? The retirement of two veteran specialists raises important questions about continuity and expertise in key medical fields. Their departure highlights:
- The challenge of replacing seasoned professionals in specialized care.
- The importance of mentorship for younger doctors to maintain care quality.
- Potential shifts in patient management within dermatology and geriatrics.
Looking ahead, AZ Sint-Elisabeth has an opportunity to build on this legacy by investing in talent development and innovation. Can the hospital continue to provide excellent care while adapting to these changes? The community will be watching closely as new chapters unfold.
