Friedrich-Ebert-Hospital Neumünster
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| Sponsorship | City of Neumünster |
| place | Neumunster |
| state | Schleswig-Holstein |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 54 ° 3 '54 " N , 9 ° 59' 35" E |
| executive Director | Alfred von Dollen |
| beds | 672 |
| Employee | 2115 |
| founding | 1930 |
| Website | www.fek.de |
The Friedrich Ebert Hospital ( FEK for short ) is a hospital in Neumünster and belongs to the 6K network of Schleswig-Holstein hospitals. It was founded in 1930. The city of Neumünster is the sole shareholder. The Friedrich-Ebert-Krankenhaus is an academic teaching hospital for the medical faculties of the Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel and the Universität Hamburg and has a total of 640 beds.
organization
In the FEK, more than 26,000 patients are treated in full and part-time inpatients every year, plus almost 60,000 patients who are treated on an outpatient basis. With 2,115 employees, it supplies a catchment area of around 150,000 inhabitants and is one of the largest employers in Neumünster. With around 150 training positions, it is also the city's largest training company.
history
On October 8, 1889, the Neumünster municipal hospital on Meßtorffweg was opened with 40 beds. The costs amounted to 83,831 marks. Until 1900, all doctors in the city were able to transfer their patients to the city hospital and treat them there themselves. From November 1900 two hospital doctors were employed.
In 1910 a wing was added, increasing the number of beds to 96. In 1912, a barracks and a reclining hall were built to accommodate the sick so that recovering patients could stay in the fresh air. The first ambulance to transport the sick and injured was put into service. In 1924 it was necessary to purchase a second ambulance. A house was built on Klosterstrasse for nurses and doctors.
On February 10, 1925, the construction of the Friedrich Ebert Hospital began. The magistrate was unanimously authorized to “commission the implementation of the hospital project”. On February 1, 1930 the house with 236 beds was inaugurated. It got its name after Friedrich Ebert , the first Reich President of Germany. The cost of construction at that time amounted to 3 million Reichsmarks.
On December 18, 1962, the council approved the new building. On August 3, 1967, the city received approval from the state government to build the new hospital with a capacity of 545 beds. The foundation stone for the new hospital building was laid on September 14, 1968. The council meeting decided in February 1969 to build an additional psychiatric and neurological clinic on the sixth floor.
In October 1973, the Ministry of Social Affairs of Schleswig-Holstein determined that 693 treatment beds and 23 functional beds could be set up in the future Friedrich-Ebert Hospital. The old building was to continue to be used with 166 beds. The hospital should fulfill the function of a specialized hospital according to the hospital planning of the country. In 1974 the laundry and the pharmacy were first put into operation in the new building. In March 1975 the city submitted a supplementary cost estimate to the state government in the amount of 84.9 million DM, plus 7.5 million DM for planning and execution defects. The state government recognized DM 71.01 million as eligible costs for the new hospital building. The central laboratory and radiology moved into the new building in February 1977, and the clinics from July 1977 to October 8, 1977. On October 1, 1977, the Friedrich-Ebert-Hospital was included as an academic teaching hospital in the training of young doctors.
On 1 January 1994 the conversion of the carried out public utility into a GmbH , 1995, the renovation of existing building was completed in the year 1930th The inauguration of the new entrance hall took place in 1998, at the same time a new operative intensive care unit with 14 beds was built. Another renovation took place in 2000, and the children's clinic was also renovated. Between 2002 and 2004 a decision was made against an expensive renovation of the main building and the planning of a replacement building. The renovation and extension of the day clinic for child and adolescent psychiatry was completed at the end of 2005.
Clinics
| clinic | chief doctor | Period |
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| Medical clinic | Andreas Schuchert | Chief physician since 2006 |
| Clinic for Hematology, Oncology, Nephrology | Stefan Mahlmann | Chief physician since 2018 |
| Gastroenterology Clinic | Andrea Pace | Chief physician since 2012 |
| Clinic for Early Rehabilitation and Geriatrics | Stephan Kaminsky | Chief physician since 2018 |
| Department of Neurology | Hans-Christian Hansen | Chief physician since 2000 |
| Clinic for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Psychotherapy | Christiane Petersen | Senior doctor since 2019 |
| Clinic for Gynecology and Obstetrics | Ivo Heer | Chief physician since 2010 |
| Clinic for Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine | Ismail Yildiz | Chief physician since 2011 |
| Surgery Clinic | Nicolas T. Black | Chief physician since 2005 |
| Department of Vascular Surgery | Alexander Selch | Senior doctor since 2007 |
| Thoracic Surgery Department | Ronald Joachim Elfeldt | Chief physician since 1997 |
| Clinic for Trauma and Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Traumatology | Michael Fuchs | Chief physician since 2004 |
| Urology Clinic | Klaus Esders | Chief physician since 2001 |
| Clinic for Neurosurgery and Spinal Surgery | Holger Baum | Chief physician since 2018 |
| Clinic for Anaesthesiology and Operative Intensive Care Medicine | Jan Höcker | Chief physician since 2017 |
| Clinic for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology / Nuclear Medicine | Thomas Jahnke | Chief physician since 2010 |
| Clinic for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics | Rolf Drews | Chief physician since 2017 |
| Central emergency room | Holger Brammer | Chief physician since 2016 |
| Central laboratory | Frauke Strahlendorf-Elsner | Head physician since 2007 |
| Central pharmacy | Christoph Winkeler | Chief pharmacist since 1990 |
Medical clinic
| Stationary beds | 112 |
| Inpatient treatments | 7,013 |
| Outpatient treatments | 3,959 |
The medical clinic, together with the clinic for hematology , oncology and nephrology, covers the entire field of internal medicine. 109 beds are available on 5 wards for inpatient diagnostics and therapy. Another focus is the treatment of diabetes mellitus and its complications.
Clinic for Hematology, Oncology and Nephrology
The range of services of the Clinic for Hematology, Oncology and Nephrology includes inpatient diagnostics as well as the inpatient and outpatient treatment of diseases of the blood and blood-forming organs, malignant neoplasms of the body, and on the other hand the diagnosis and therapy of kidney diseases.
| Stationary beds | 33 |
| Inpatient treatments | 1,573 |
| Outpatient treatments | 8,172 |
Up to 33 patients are cared for in the clinic by three ward doctors. 18 nurses are responsible for caring for the patients. The affiliated day clinic for hematology / oncology is located on the ward. Up to 50 outpatients are cared for there every day.
Gastroenterology Clinic
The gastroenterology clinic has an endoscopy department that is operated in close cooperation with the in-house surgical clinic.
| Stationary beds | 40 |
| Inpatient treatments | 2132 |
| Outpatient treatments | 890 |
A nutrition team looks after the inpatients and also provides training / advice for relatives.
Clinic for Early Rehabilitation and Geriatrics
| Stationary beds | 82 |
| Inpatient treatments | 1,702 |
| Day clinic places | 15th |
| Partial inpatient treatments | 237 |
Department of Neurology
The Clinic for Neurology treats over 2,100 inpatients per year with diseases of the central and peripheral nervous system as well as an additional 600 outpatients.
| Stationary beds | 40 |
| Inpatient treatments | 2135 |
| Outpatient treatments | 890 |
The focus of the Clinic for Neurology includes the care of acute neurological diseases such as stroke ( stroke unit with 6 monitoring beds), multiple sclerosis, epilepsy and metabolic diseases of the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles.
Clinic for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Psychotherapy
The day clinic is a day-care facility for families and their children who have psychological problems. The department for child and adolescent psychiatry at the FEK is divided into an institute outpatient department and a day clinic “Sterntaler”.
| Outpatient treatments | 1,224 |
| Day clinic places | 12 |
| Partial inpatient treatments | 72 |
The day clinic currently accepts children between 6 and 12 years of age. All disorders are treated with the exception of children who are acutely at risk for themselves and others or who have a drug problem. Parents are expected to regularly take part in discussions with parents, to take part in a fortnightly parent-child group and to keep appointments by arrangement.
The schooling of the children takes place in small groups to a limited extent by three specially trained seconded teachers. It is based on the reference carer system, i. H. the children are assigned to a supervisor who feels particularly responsible for the child.
Children and adolescents - usually up to the age of 18 - who have psychological problems or illnesses come to the institute's outpatient clinic. The focus is on emotional disorders (fears, compulsions, depression, eating disorders, psychosomatic complaints, attention deficit and hyperactivity disorders, social behavior disorders, learning, performance and development disorders including autistic disorders, adjustment and stress disorders and traumatization).
Clinic for Gynecology and Obstetrics
More than 3500 patients come to the clinic every year.
| Stationary beds | 26th |
| Inpatient treatments | 2.131 |
| Outpatient treatments | 2,900 |
| Operations | 1,056 |
| Births | 1000 |
The entire spectrum of gynecological diseases is treated in gynecology. The women's clinic is certified in the breast center and pelvic floor center. The operative area of responsibility includes the therapy of breast cancer, the treatment of pelvic floor subsidence and incontinence, the entire laparoscopic and hysteroscopic surgery, the major tumor surgery as well as the plastic interventions in gynecology. All inpatient and outpatient interventions are carried out in highly networked operating theaters that were occupied in 2015. A day clinic as well as consultation hours for senological, oncological, urogynecological and plastic gynecology are attached to the operative ward.
In four delivery rooms (new building 2015) and a consultation hour for prenatal diagnostics, there are offers for the birth of their child available to expectant mothers. In the maternity ward, young families and pregnant women are cared for in the rooming-in system.
Clinic for Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine
In this clinic, patients of all age groups are treated as inpatients, part-time inpatients (day clinic) or outpatients in close consultation with the resident colleagues.
| Stationary beds | 32 |
| Inpatient treatments | 2,669 |
| Day clinic places | 2 |
| Partial inpatient treatments | 143 |
| Outpatient treatments | 4,992 |
Surgery Clinic
The clinic focuses on general and visceral surgery, vascular surgery and thoracic surgery. The clinic has full training authorization in all four of the above-mentioned surgical focuses.
| Stationary beds | 51 |
| Inpatient treatments | 1,857 |
| Outpatient treatments | 670 |
| Operations | 1,503 |
The clinic's chief physicians included Heinz Grießmann and Arnulf Thiede .
Department of Vascular Surgery
The vascular surgery department at Friedrich Ebert Hospital covers the entire spectrum of vascular surgery and angiology. Around 1000 inpatients are treated annually, around 300 patients are operated on as outpatients and around 2500 patients undergo vascular surgery. With the exception of open procedures on the thoracic artery, the range of treatments covers all common vascular surgery procedures. In close cooperation with the medical department and radiology, the entire range of vascular diagnostics is offered: The house has the option of duplex or Doppler sonography, conventional angiography, carbon dioxide angiography, spiral CT and MRT as well as MRT angiography. It also treats patients with diseases of the venous system, all forms of varices and their sequelae as well as venous circulatory disorders due to other causes.
| Stationary beds | 40 |
| Inpatient treatments | 1,291 |
| Outpatient treatments | 3,380 |
| Operations | 1,147 |
The vascular surgery department is not only embedded in the surgical clinics, but also part of a cooperation that encompasses a total of 6 clinics. There are close relationships with the neighboring university hospitals in Kiel, Lübeck and Hamburg.
Thoracic Surgery Department
The department for thoracic surgery is an independent department within the surgical clinic and has existed since 1997. The department comprises a total of 10 inpatient beds, plus one bed in the intensive care unit, and more if required. The department for thoracic surgery and thoracic endoscopy offers diagnosis and treatment of thoracic surgical diseases. In addition to the city of Neumünster and the districts, the main catchment area is also the entire central Schleswig-Holstein area up to the west coast of Schleswig-Holstein.
| Stationary beds | 10 |
| Inpatient treatments | 286 |
| Outpatient treatments | 70 |
| Operations | 148 |
Clinic for Trauma and Orthopedic Surgery, Sports Traumatology
The spectrum of treatment ranges from the care of polytraumatized patients, the treatment of skull and spine injuries in cooperation with neurosurgery, from arthroscopic interventions to the endoprosthetic replacement of large joints (hip, knee and shoulder joints) to hand and foot surgery.
Around 2700 inpatients are treated in the clinic each year. In addition, there are around 18,000 outpatient emergency treatments, around 1,800 accidents at work ( D-doctor procedure) and an increasing number of outpatient operations.
| Stationary beds | 56 |
| Inpatient treatments | 2,736 |
| Outpatient treatments | 13,994 |
| Operations | 2,314 |
Urology Clinic
Urology deals with diseases of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, prostate, urethra and the male genitals . The clinic has 24 beds, mostly double and triple rooms. Around 1,600 patients (excluding pediatric urology and outpatients) are treated and around 1,500 operations are performed each year.
| Stationary beds | 24 |
| Inpatient treatments | 1,671 |
| Outpatient treatments | 1,229 |
| Operations | 1,540 |
Clinic for Anaesthesiology and Operative Intensive Care Medicine
In the FEK, up to nine operating theaters have to be occupied every day. More than 8500 anesthetics are performed each year. The follow-up treatment of critically ill patients who have been treated surgically is carried out under anesthesiological guidance in the operative intensive care unit.
Stationary beds
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| Intensive care treatments | 2.146 |
| Operations | 9,300 |
Clinic for Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology / Nuclear Medicine
In the radiological clinic of the Friedrich-Ebert-Krankenhaus the entire spectrum of medical imaging, interventional radiology and nuclear medicine is covered with around 60,000 examinations per year. In addition to classic X-ray procedures such as digital radiography and fluoroscopy, numerous special procedures such as multidetector CT, magnetic resonance imaging (MRT), scintigraphy and color-coded duplex sonography are used to make diseases or injuries visible in patients and thus to arrive at a diagnosis. A fully digitized workflow via the radiological information and image archiving system (RIS / PACS) as well as the option of digital 3-D image post-processing enable quick and precise diagnosis with immediate provision of image information throughout the company.
| Investigations | 56,500 |
The team of employees consists of 18 doctors, supported by 35 medical-technical assistants (radiology), a physicist, three employees in the registration, typing and archiving service as well as the nursing staff of the nuclear medicine ward.
There is full training authorization for the subject of radiology. The chief physician is a lecturer at the Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel. The training in all aspects of interventional radiology is certified by the German Society for Interventional Radiology (DeGIR). The chief physician has the Q3 trainer status for cardiovascular CT and MRT of the AG Herz- und Gefäßdiagnostik der Deutschen Röntgengesellschaft e. V.
Clinic for Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics
The clinic for psychiatry, psychotherapy and psychosomatics treats people with mental illnesses and acute crises. Almost 65 patients can be treated simultaneously on 3 wards, on 55 psychiatric and 10 psychosomatic treatment places. The clinic offers a particularly protected treatment area for people in acute crises.
| Stationary beds | 65 |
| Inpatient treatments | 1,241 |
| Outpatient treatments | NN |
PIA
The Psychiatric Institute Outpatient Clinic (PIA) is aimed at patients who, because of the nature, severity or duration of their illness, require hospital-based care. The focus is on schizophrenia, affective disorders (depression, bipolar disorders) and complex addictions.
Central facilities
Central laboratory
The central laboratory is responsible for the laboratory medical care of all specialist departments of the FEK and external cooperation partners, testing and provision of blood products, microbiological diagnostics and advice on antibiotic therapy and hospital hygiene.
pharmacy
The FEK's hospital pharmacy , with its five pharmacists and a total of around 30 employees, offers the entire spectrum of modern hospital pharmacy. It covers the fields of drug information , the promotion of drug therapy safety and pharmaceutical logistics for the own house as well as other hospitals and emergency services with a total of over 1000 beds. In addition, the hospital pharmacy also supplies the FEK with all kinds of medical products . In- house production with the central cytostatics production in the house, the production of further sterile drugs and an active formulation play an important role .
Since the 1990s, the FEK pharmacy has been the first hospital pharmacy in Schleswig-Holstein to use blister packs for individual patients (unit doses ), with which all patients in the house's adult wards can now be supplied. The FEK's hospital pharmacy is an approved training facility for clinical pharmacy and regularly employs interns .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Thorsten Geil: The stroke department remains. In: Kiel News . August 7, 2018, accessed December 5, 2018 .