Kliniken Böblingen
Quality results
Treatment sector: Cardiac catheter applications
The results in detail
This is how often the planned intervention to widen the coronary arteries (PCI) was justified from the patient's point of view due to noticeable symptoms
This is how often the planned cardiac catheterization was justified from the patient's point of view due to noticeable symptoms and after being informed about a possible dilation of the coronary arteries (PCI) or a planned bypass operation or other planned heart surgery
This is how often patients received consistent information from nursing staff and doctors and were able to call in relatives or other trusted persons for discussions with doctors if necessary
This is how often patients had good experiences with the nursing and assistant staff in specific situations in connection with the procedure to widen the narrowed coronary arteries or the planned cardiac catheterization
This is how often patients had good experiences with doctors in specific situations in connection with the procedure to widen narrowed coronary arteries or the planned cardiac catheterization
This is how often patients were informed before the planned procedure to widen the narrowed coronary arteries or the planned cardiac catheterization
This is how often patients were informed about stopping or changing their medication before the planned procedure to widen the narrowed coronary arteries or the planned cardiac catheterization
This is how often patients were able to participate in decisions regarding the planned intervention to widen the narrowed coronary arteries or the planned cardiac catheterization
This is how often patients in patient gowns only had short waiting times outside the cardiac catheterization lab
This is how often the doctors introduced themselves to the patients before the planned procedure to widen the narrowed coronary arteries or the planned cardiac catheterization and how often the nursing and assistant staff and the doctors responded to the patients during this procedure
This is how often patients received information on further care after the planned procedure to widen the narrowed coronary arteries or the planned cardiac catheterization
This is how often patients received information on stopping or changing their medication after a procedure to widen narrowed coronary arteries
This is how often patients undergoing urgent or acute surgery to widen narrowed coronary arteries received information on rehabilitation options and how to deal with psychological stress
This is how often patients with a procedure to widen narrowed coronary arteries were offered the opportunity to take the necessary medication or a prescription with them when they were discharged at the weekend or on a public holiday
This is how often patients were regularly asked if they were in pain in the period immediately after the cardiac catheterization or coronary artery dilatation procedure and were given painkillers if necessary
This is how often patients have no symptoms such as tingling, pain or numbness in the limbs at the puncture site where the cardiac catheterization or coronary artery dilatation procedure was performed
This is how often patients have no accumulation of blood in the tissue (no bruising/hematoma) after the planned procedure
This is how often patients' symptoms have improved as a result of the planned intervention to widen the coronary arteries (PCI)