Southwest Clinic Association
| Klinikverbund Südwest GmbH | |
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| place | Sindelfingen |
| state | Baden-Württemberg |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 48 ° 42 ′ 55 " N , 9 ° 1 ′ 30" E |
| executive Director | Jörg Noetzel
Martin Loydl |
| Employee | 4,034 (2011) |
| founding | January 1, 2006 |
| Website | www.klinikverbund-suedwest.de |
The Klinikverbund Südwest GmbH , based in Sindelfingen , Baden-Württemberg, is a municipal health concern.
The company was founded on January 1, 2006 and achieved sales of 228.41 million euros in the 2009 financial year with an average of 2,803 employees.
history
The Southwest Clinic Association was created in 2006 by merging the district hospitals in Böblingen , Herrenberg and Leonberg and the geriatric rehabilitation clinic in the district of Böblingen, the two district hospitals in Calw and Nagold in the district of Calw, the Sindelfingen municipal hospital and the outpatient therapy center in Sindelfingen belonging to the municipal hospital.
In 2007, the association made a profit of 104,000 euros. The long-term preservation of all clinic locations is a politically prescribed goal. This enables around 540,000 people to receive medical care close to their home. All houses are medically and staffed so that they can at least provide emergency measures and measures in the most important treatment areas. Everywhere there is an emergency room with 24-hour service and departments for internal medicine , surgery , intensive care , radiology , anesthesia and laboratory medicine .
At the same time, individual medical focus centers for special diseases were set up across the locations. In these, doctors from different areas work together in an interdisciplinary manner, from diagnosis and case discussions to the definition of the treatment concept. Examples of this are the certified intestinal centers in Böblingen and Nagold , the vascular center in Leonberg , the wound centers in Herrenberg and Leonberg, the heart centers in Calw and Sindelfingen or the cancer center at the Sindelfingen-Böblingen Clinic. In principle, however, patients can first visit any hospital and, if necessary, are transferred from there to the appropriate center in the hospital network.
Certification and awards
The Klinikverbund Südwest participates in numerous quality assurance projects. The bowel centers in Böblingen and Nagold are certified by the German Cancer Society. Previously there were only four such centers in Baden-Württemberg. The Leonberg Hospital is also striving for this seal of quality. In the certified centers, a doctor no longer alone works out the treatment concept for colon cancer; Instead, it has to be decided in interdisciplinary meetings. Doctors in private practice are also involved. The breast center of the clinic for gynecology in Böblingen and the district hospital in Calw are also certified. The district hospital in Calw is one of the 30 maternity clinics in Germany (as of 7/2008) that have been awarded the “Baby-friendly Hospital” certificate by the WHO / UNICEF.
For quality assurance purposes, the Südwest Clinic Association also has an external, independent research group conduct an annual patient survey and compare the values with 136 (2007) other hospitals. The hospitals received good to very good scores, especially for medical and nursing care and pain relief.
Individual hospitals
Sindelfingen-Böblingen Clinic
The Sindelfingen-Böblingen Clinic has been a plan hospital with two locations since 2006 . It emerged from the merger of the Sindelfingen Municipal Hospital with the Böblingen District Hospital. Together they form a clinic with an interdisciplinary focus. Standard facilities such as emergency medicine, anesthesia and intensive care medicine, laboratory and radiology are held in parallel in both houses. In addition, there are location-based competence centers in which various medical areas work together on an interdisciplinary basis. As of January 1, 2009, the clinic has 710 beds. The Sindelfingen-Böblingen Clinic is an academic teaching hospital of the University of Tübingen .
Sindelfingen is a house of central supply. The heart center with two left heart catheter measuring stations is concentrated here, the clinic for blood cancer, the center for kidney and high blood pressure diseases, neurology with a stroke unit, urology as well as trauma surgery and orthopedics.
Böblingen is also a central supply house. The focus centers are the Abdominal and Certified Intestinal Center and the Certified Interdisciplinary Breast Center. It belongs to the Clinic for Gynecology, which places a special focus on minimally invasive surgical procedures. Obstetrics is also part of it. Together with the neonatology department of the Clinic for Child and Adolescent Medicine, it is designated as a perinatal center, the third largest in Baden-Württemberg. The practice for radiation therapy on the hospital premises is an important component in the interdisciplinary care of cancer patients. Over the past eight years, 50 million euros have been invested in the clinic building.
The two locations in Sindelfingen and Böblingen are to be bundled in a joint clinic on the Böblingen-Sindelfingen airfield from 2024 . The Flugfeldklinikum will offer the specialties that were previously divided between two hospitals at one location.
Clinics Calw
Together with the nursing home in Nagold, Calw covers clinical care for the district. Calw is a house of standard care . The range of services with the clinics for trauma and reconstructive surgery, internal medicine and cardiology, anesthesia and intensive medicine, radiology and the gynecology and obstetrics as well as ear, nose, throat and ophthalmology departments will be expanded in 2008 to include the neurology department. The Calw Heart Center has a left heart catheter measuring station.
Nagold Clinics
The hospital opened on October 1, 1977. Together with the Calw Hospital, it covers the clinical care of the residents of the district. Nagold is a standard care hospital. With the clinics for internal medicine with gastroenterology and cardiology, general, visceral and vascular surgery as well as anesthesia, urology and intensive medicine, the Nagold hospital has a broad base. Clinics for radiology and nuclear medicine as well as the department for gynecology with obstetrics complete the range of services. A left heart catheter has been available to the population at Nagold Hospital since mid-November 2010. The District Clinic Calw-Nagold thus provides 24-hour emergency care for heart attack patients at every location.
Leonberg Hospital
The Leonberg Hospital was completed in the summer of 1968 as a Y-shaped basic and standard care hospital. In its 40-year history it has been modernized and expanded again and again. The catchment area extends into the districts of Ludwigsburg and Enzkreis as well as the western districts of Stuttgart. The center for vascular surgery has a catchment area far beyond the old district boundaries. The doctors at the Leonberg Hospital participate in both the ground-based rescue service (1,800 emergency doctor missions) and in air rescue (1,000 missions / year, Christoph 41 ).
Herrenberg Hospital
All common operations are carried out in the Gynecology Clinic . The other clinics are divided into focus areas. Internal medicine is divided into gastroenterology and cardiology, the surgical clinic is divided into general and visceral surgery as well as trauma and reconstructive surgery.
Sindelfingen clinics
Böblingen Clinics
Clinics Calw
Nagold Clinics
Leonberg Hospital
Herrenberg Hospital
Further facilities in the Southwest Clinic Association
Rehab clinic
The rehabilitation clinic for geriatric medicine is structurally closely linked to the Böblingen clinics. Here, older patients after a serious illness are prepared for life at home and receive therapy that is individually tailored to their needs. In addition to special physiotherapy, physical therapy in our own fitness studio, occupational therapy and speech therapy, the program also includes consultations and discussions with psychologists and pastors. Relatives are actively involved in the rehabilitation process as far as possible so that the success of the treatment continues at home. There is a therapy garden.
Therapy center
The therapy center offers its services at the respective regional hospitals and outside the network. It has only been part of the association since autumn 2007.
health Center
On July 1, 2008, the Sindelfingen-Böblingen Clinic founded a new medical care center in consultation with and with the support of the resident doctors. In this outpatient radiological, pathological and laboratory medical services can be used. To this end, two radiological practices were taken over and a laboratory doctor's practice was founded.
Service GmbH Black Forest
Service GmbH Schwarzwald is a subsidiary of the clinic network, which offers central services in the areas of housekeeping, cleaning, supply and catering. The central kitchen and supply center on Stammheimer Feld in Calw, with an investment volume of around 10 million euros, replaces the previous on-site kitchens with a large kitchen on around 15,000 square meters. Around 1.8 million tableted meals are produced there for all clinic locations.
Medical competence centers
The clinic association has set up special focus centers at its regional hospitals for special or rare diseases. There are a total of 17 centers.
- Cancer center at the Sindelfingen-Böblingen Clinic (coordination: Chief Physician of the Medical Clinic I - Hematology and Oncology)
- Intestinal Center Nagold, District Clinic Calw-Nagold Hospital Nagold (Head: Stefan Benz)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ QuMiK report 2011 (PDF; 11.8 MB)
- ↑ Electronic Federal Gazette, November 3, 2010, consolidated financial statements as of December 31, 2009.
- ↑ Two houses and the disadvantages | Airfield Clinic. Retrieved October 10, 2017 .
- ↑ The project | Airfield Clinic. Retrieved October 10, 2017 .
- ↑ New cardiology clinic in Nagold goes into operation. Klinikverbund Südwest GmbH, September 30, 2010, accessed on March 15, 2011 .