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Hirslanden Clinic St. Anna, Luzern

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Lots of data on the quality of the results

Significantly better result in patient satisfaction hospital

Outcome-quality total:

Total score from all 17 outcome-quality-indicators

2.7

PTA abdominal/leg arteries (balloon dilatation for occlusive disease, PAD), mortality

5.0

0.3%

colorectal resection (generally cancerous lesion), mortality

4.8

2.3%

cardiac catheterization (heart cath, PCI, balloon, stent) after heart attack, mortality

4.1

3.1%

patient satisfaction hospital

4.1

n=416

bedsore - acquired in hospital

3.8

hip replacement (artificial hip joint), reoperation

3.8

1.9%

stroke (brain attack), mortality

3.7

6.9%

readmissions (relapses)

3.0

colon surgery, infection rate

2.2

12.4%

pneumonia, mortality

1.9

8.7%

blood poisoning (sepsis), mortality

1.8

21.7%

knee replacement (artificial knee joint), infection rate

1.8

0.8%

heart attack (myocardial infarction), mortality

1.7

6%

artificial respiration (>24h), mortality

1.4

38.6%

COVID-19 (Corona, laboratory-confirmed), mortality

0.9

8%

knee replacement (artificial knee joint), reoperation

0.8

4.7%

heart insufficiency, mortality

0.1

13.3%

All further indicators (structure-quality ):

spine surgery (vertebral column, slipped disc, lumbar herniation), patient number

5.0

1'282

prostate cancer, patient number

5.0

314

hip replacement (artificial hip joint), patient number

5.0

361

knee replacement (artificial knee joint), patient number

4.9

340

herniotomy (without intestinal surgery), mortality

4.9

352

patient number (total per hospital - somatic)

4.9

13'540

bladder cancer, patient number

4.9

167

thyroid resection (cancer, tumor, struma or Morbus Basedow), patient number

4.9

104

PTA abdominal/leg arteries (balloon dilatation for occlusive disease, PAD), patient number

4.9

291

cardiac catheterization (heart cath, PCI, balloon, stent), patient number

4.9

933

enteritis (colitis ulcerosa or Morbus Crohn), patient number

4.7

68

lung cancer, patient number

4.6

85

heart arrhythmia, patient number

4.6

193

melanoma, patient number

4.6

9

colon cancer (colorectal), patient number

4.6

101

colon surgery (tumor, cancer), patient number

4.6

133

breast cancer, patient number

4.5

176

gall bladder resection (gallstones, cholecystectomy, without tumor), patient number

4.5

167

rectum surgery (carcinoma, cancer), patient number

4.4

18

gastric cancer (stomach), patient number

4.4

34

femoral neck, fracture, patient number

4.4

52

heart attack (myocardial infarction), patient number

4.3

146

lung or bronchial resection (cancer, tumor), patient number

4.2

77

pacemaker and defibrillator (implantation and replacement), patient number

4.0

85

foot amputation (non traumatic), patient number

4.0

19

hip replacement (artificial hip joint), reoperation

3.8

ischemic stroke, patient number

3.6

74

kidney stone, patient number

3.5

132

arteries of pelvis or leg, surgery (arterial embolism or thrombosis), patient number

3.5

59

pancreatic resection (cancer, tumor), patient number

3.4

13

stroke (brain attack), patient number

3.4

87

inpatient childbirth, patient number

3.3

743

leg amputation (non-traumatic), patient number

3.3

4

heart insufficiency, patient number

3.2

158

gastrectomy (removal of part or all of the stomach), patient number

3.1

64

pneumonia, patient number

3.1

229

chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) without tumour, patient number

2.6

57

hysterectomy (removal of the uterus), patient number

2.6

72

number of nurses (hospitals)

2.2

2,9

number of physicians (hospitals)

2.2

0,9

heart arrhythmia and atrial fibrillation, ablative therapy per catheter, patient number

2.1

97

cerebral haemorrhage (brain haemorrhage), patient number

2.0

11

aortic surgery (eg aneurysm, dilatation of the aorta), patient number

1.7

29

radioiodine treatment (cancer, tumor, struma or Morbus Basedow), patient number

1.4

36

knee replacement (artificial knee joint), reoperation

0.8

heart valve surgery, patient number

0.5

4

esophagus surgery (cancer), patient number

0.3

2

heart arrhythmia and atrial fibrillation, surgical ablative therapy, patient number

0.1

1

Profile of the clinic

Type: Centrum hospital
Emergency department: yes
Intensive care unit: yes
Special infrastructure: MRI, CT, PET, CC, Angio, Dia
No of operating rooms: 13
No of delivery-rooms: 3 / C-section rate: 37%
Rate of patients with supplementary insurance: 44%

About the clinic

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Address: St. AnnaStrasse 32, 6006 Luzern
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Ratings from patients / visitors about the Klinik St. Anna:

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Cardiologist Prof. T.Chatterjee is outstanding. Care and food are great. Thanks

About the surgery:

Stent implanted as an emergency at 10 p.m (surgeon: Dr. Tushar Chatterjee)

transl. from german, inpat. treatment in Mar. 2023, date of rating: 06.04.2023

verified rating

I would walk again because of my surgeon, Dr. Gautschi. Nursing wasn't very good for the first 3 days. After that I had better nurses

About the surgery:

Spinal fusion back, with intervertebral disc prosthesis (surgeon: Dr. Oliver Gautschi)

transl. from german, inpat. treatment in Sep. 2022, date of rating: 23.12.2022

unverified rating

good staff,

transl. from german, inpat. treatment in May. 2022, date of rating: 26.06.2024

unverified rating

Today 28 Sept 2020 I was in St. Anna ER and have to say I felt very at ease and well looked after, thanks to everybody

transl. from german, date of rating: 28.09.2020

The master data for this hospital was last updated on March 31, 2024. You can find the period of origin of the quality data in the respective documentation on our portal.