The György Gottsegen National Cardiovascular Institute is responsible for the complex cardiovascular examination and non-invasive, invasive therapy of the full spectrum of cardiovascular diseases in both children and adults, in the fields of interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, cardiac surgery and cardiac transplantation, and . Priority is given to the prevention of cardiovascular diseases and the monitoring of cardiological diseases. The Institute serves an average of 9,000 inpatients and 90,500 outpatients annually on 275 beds and 28 outpatient clinics.

One of the main elements of the program is training. The national institute implemented its new quality system in 2006, when all their employees completed a basic quality training, which included the acquisition of knowledge related to resuscitation, which includes a one-time, 1-2-day basic training and a half-yearly refresher course (5-20 hours). ) was supplemented by training.