Gottfried von Preyer'sches Children's Hospital
The Gottfried von Preyer'sche Children's Hospital was a hospital run by the Vienna Hospital Association at Schrankenberggasse 31 in the 10th district of Vienna, Favoriten . The services moved to the nearby Kaiser-Franz-Josef-Spital in June 2016 . They are provided in the newly established mother-child and operating theater center. The Gottfried von Preyer´sche Children's Hospital closed on June 3, 2016.
history
The Gottfried von Preyer'sche Children's Hospital was founded by the composer and imperial councilor Gottfried von Preyer , who died in 1901 .
The 80-bed hospital, which was built between 1910 and 1914, was run by the nuns of the “Congregation of the Servants of the Sacred Heart of Jesus”, while the respective Archbishop of Vienna acted as curator of the foundation.
During the First World War, the Preyer'sche Children's Hospital was attached to the Vienna Garrison Hospital and could only be used as a hospital for children after the end of the war.
Since the foundation's capital was lost during the inter-war period due to inflation , the children's hospital - to ensure its continued existence - was run as part of the Kaiser Franz Josef Hospital until 1934 and joined the Lainz Hospital from January 1935.
After the connection of Austria to the Third Reich , the Trustees was dissolved on January 18, 1939th The foundation became the property of the City of Vienna and the name was changed to “Wiener Städtisches Kinderkrankenhaus Favoriten”.
In the spring of 1945 the hospital had to be closed due to bomb damage, but was able to reopen on July 1 of the same year as the "Gottfried von Preyer'sches Children's Hospital".
The Archdiocese of Vienna , which in 1945 became the foundation's curator again, handed the hospital over to the City of Vienna in 1955. Between 1974 and 1975, the Sacred Heart Sisters had to withdraw from hospital service due to a lack of staff. Secular nursing staff took their place.
In the years after the Second World War, the Preyer'sche Children's Hospital was repeatedly expanded and rebuilt, so that a maximum of 300 beds was reached. In order to enable accompanying persons of inpatient children to spend the night in the hospital, the systemized bed number had to be reduced to 130 beds by the year 2000. By 2006, that number continued to drop to 82.
The Preyer'sche Children's Hospital fulfilled the UNESCO requirement for a child-friendly hospital environment (opportunities to play and relax, but also schooling), but compliance with the 1988 UN Charter (“Child in the Hospital”) fell due to the tense spatial situation despite the relocation the in-house pharmacy, however, difficult.
Departments and outpatient departments (until June 2016)
- Departments:
- Internal department for paediatrics
- Ambulances:
- Baby care ambulance
- Dermatological outpatient department
- Outpatient clinic for hormonal disorders (endocrinopathies) and diabetes (diabetes mellitus)
- Developmental neurological outpatient department
- Epilepsy ambulance
- Gastroenterological outpatient department
- Cardiac outpatient clinic
- Nephrological-urological outpatient department
- Psychosomatic outpatient clinic
- Pulmonary outpatient clinic
- Rheumatism and bone clinic
- Consultation clinic for pediatric surgery
- Outpatient clinic for metabolic disorders and genetics
- Headache ambulance
- Emergency ambulance
- Consultation outpatient clinic for ENT
- Consultation clinic for orthopedics
Wiener Heilstättenschule
In addition to the internal department for paediatrics and the outpatient departments, the Gottfried von Preyer'sche Children's Hospital also has three classes at the Vienna Heilstättenschule for school-age children (1st to 9th grade).
On working days, patients who are not yet of school age are looked after by a kindergarten teacher in the mornings. In the afternoons (Monday to Thursday), the patient's healthy siblings are cared for. This should give parents the opportunity to devote themselves to sick children in particular.
Preyer child protection group
The Preyer child protection group was founded in 1996 by the child surgeon, university professor Dr. Günther Fasching, based on the model of the child protection group at Graz University Hospital and child protection groups in Switzerland , to help children and adolescents up to 18 years of age who are victims of abuse or sexual abuse.
statistics
Stationary patient
In 2006, with a total of 82 systemized beds from 330 employees, 4,258 patients were treated with an average length of stay of 5.2 days. The outpatient clinics were visited by 48,737 patients in 2006.
Finances
In 2006 the expenses amounted to 19,326,198.43 and the income to 19,327,480.54 euros
Individual evidence
- ^ The Gottfried von Preyer´sche Children's Hospital moves to the Kaiser-Franz-Josef Hospital. KAV press release on May 10, 2016.
- ^ Preyersche Kinderspital-Stiftung: "For the 30th anniversary of the Gottfried von Preyersche Kinderspitalstiftung."
- ↑ Weblink: http://www.wienkav.at/kav/pre/texte_angebote.asp?id=340
- ↑ Weblink: http://www.wienkav.at/kav/pre/texte_angebote.asp?id=367
literature
- Preyersche Kinderspital-Stiftung: For the 30th anniversary of the Gottfried von Preyersche Kinderspitalstiftung. 1948
Web links
Coordinates: 48 ° 10 ′ 13 ″ N , 16 ° 23 ′ 14 ″ E