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Tuesday, May 25, 2021

B. Braun employees from around the world report on their efforts against Corona

In a crisis, we need people who step up, and take on responsibility. Who do more than is asked of them. Who support those who cannot support themselves.

B. Braun employees showed all of this in the last year. They felt the effects of the crisis early on: the lack of PPE, the shortage of ICU beds, and the hardships of doctors and nurses - and they did something about it. B. Braun employees from around the world talk about their commitment, representing their team and their many colleagues with similar stories.

Czech Republic | A shift in perspective

Eva Sádlová | 49

Sales representative, Hospital Care division, Teplice / Prague

Malaysia | From exhibition center to emergency hospital

Clinton Walker | 50

Business manager, Hospital Care division,
B. Braun Medical Supplies, Petaling Jaya / Serdang

Spain | Fast help with more ventilators

Samir Azdoudi | 33

Pharmaceutical project engineer, Rubí / Barcelona

United States | Less risk with extra-lonng IV Extension Sets

Dr. Angela Karpf | 55

Corporate Vice President of Medical Affairs, Bethlehem, PA

Philippines | Riding a bicycle to patients

Edlee Batang | 29

Dialysis technician, Quezon City

France | Long days for more safety

Nicolas Riancho | 40

Logistics warehouse manager, Ludres

Italy | Emergency delivery to ICUs

Gabriele Ceratti | 59

Marketing manager for Hospital Care and OEM manager for the B. Braun Group, Milan

Germany | Helping where help is needed

Andreas Schumacher | 28

Team leader in the fixed-head CNC milling department of the MC plant, Tuttlingen

Europe | Equitable distribution of infusion pumps

Nikolina Borovic | 48

Regional Head of Hospital Care for Western Europe, Melsungen

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The man, the dog, and the sea

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On feeling home, happy and healthy

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Kidneys: Astonishingly unnoticeable

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When sharing saves lives

Larisa Ipolitova has now donated blood 41 times. That is exactly why she was honored by the city authorities with a merit award this year.

The Right to a Healthy Future

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The Heart – Small Muscle, Lots Of Movement

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