Universitätsklinikum Ruppin-Brandenburg

Quality results

Treatment sector: Obstetrics: care of mother and child shortly before, during and shortly after birth (PM-GEBH)

Designation Geburtshilfe
Shortcut 16/1
Number of cases 579
Documentation rate 100 %

Summary result:

In 8 of 8 quality characteristics, the quality objective was achieved.
No assessment is possible for any quality characteristic


Number of patients treated: 579

Quality objective achieved
Quality objective not achieved

The results in detail

Quality criterion
Hospital result
and target area
Quality objective
achieved?
All information
This is how often the mother was treated with cortisone for a threatened premature birth (hospital admission at least 2 days before birth)
Hospital: Data protection

No information due to data protection

Target area: at least 95,00 %
Quality objective achieved
To prevent infections, the mother was given antibiotics shortly before or shortly after a caesarean section
Hospital: 100,00 %
Target area: at least 90,00 %
Quality objective achieved
Ratio of the actual number to the previously expected number of caesarean section births (individual risks of the patients were taken into account)
Hospital: 1,12
Target area: at most 1,26
Quality objective achieved
This is how rarely caesarean deliveries of mature singletons and first-time mothers in spontaneous labour in the cranial position have been excecuted.
Hospital: 28,47 %
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely caesarean deliveries of mature singletons and first-time mothers without spontaneous labour in the cranial position have been excecuted.
Hospital: 48,57 %
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely caesarean births of mature singletons under spontaneous labour in the cranial position to mothers who had previously given birth to children have been excecuted.
Hospital: 4,86 %
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely caesarean births of mature singletons to mothers who had previously given birth without spontaneous labour in the cranial position have been excecuted.
Hospital: 19,05 %
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely caesarean births of mature singletons in cranial position to mothers who had previously had a caesarean section have been Excecuted
Hospital: 73,40 %
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely caesarean births of singletons to first-time mothers in breech presentation have been excecuted
Hospital: 92,31 %
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely caesarean births ofsingletons in breech presentation to mothers who had already given birth previously have been excecuted
Hospital: 93,33 %
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely multiples were born with caesarean births
Hospital: 81,82 %
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely transverse singletons were born with caesarean births
Hospital: Data protection

No information due to data protection

as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely premature singletons were born in the cranial position with caesarean births
Hospital: 44,83 %
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely it took longer than 20 minutes from the decision to have a caesarean section to the birth of the child
Hospital: 0,00 %
Sentinel Event
Quality objective achieved
Acidification of the umbilical cord blood in newborns (premature babies, twin or other multiple births were not included: individual risks of mother and child were not taken into account)
Hospital: Data protection

No information due to data protection

as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
Ratio of the actual number to the previously expected number of neonates with hyperacidity of the umbilical cord blood (based on neonates born between the 37th and 41st week of pregnancy inclusive - twin or other multiple births were not included - individual risks of mother and child were considered)
Hospital: 0,85
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
Ratio of the actual number to the previously expected number of pre-term neonates with hyperacidity of the umbilical cord blood (based on pre-term neonates born between the 24th and 36th week of pregnancy inclusive - twin or other multiple births were not included - individual risks of mother and child were considered) and 36th week of pregnancy inclusive - twin or other multiple births were not included - individual risks of mother and child were considered)
Hospital: 0,00
Target area: at most 4,40
Quality objective achieved
A paediatrician was present at the birth of the pre-term neonates
Hospital: 100,00 %
Target area: at least 90,00 %
Quality objective achieved
This is how rarely newborns were in a critical state of health or died after birth (excluding premature babies)
Hospital: 0,82
Target area: at most 2,32
Quality objective achieved
Ratio of actual to expected number of children who died at birth
Hospital: 0,00
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
Ratio of actual to expected number of newborns in a critical state of health (5 minutes after birth with an Apgar index below 5)
Hospital: 1,86
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
Ratio of actual to expected number of newborns of children with insufficient oxygen supply (metabolic acidosis with base excess below -16)
Hospital: 0,00
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
Ratio of actual to expected number of newborns of children with insufficient oxygen supply (blood pH below 7)
Hospital: 0,89
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
Ratio of actual to expected number of mothers with severe perineal laceration (grade IV)
Hospital: 2,86
Target area: at most 3,20
Quality objective achieved
Ratio of actual to expected number of mothers with severe perineal laceration (grade IV) in spontaneous singleton births (i.e. with labour and in the cranial position)
Hospital: 3,31
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
Ratio of actual to expected number of mothers with severe perineal laceration (grade IV) in singleton births with forceps or a vacuum cup
Hospital: 0,00
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely children were born in a level 2 perinatal center who should have been born in a higher level of care (level 1 perinatal center)
Hospital: 0,00 %
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely children were born in a hospital with a perinatal focus, but who should have been born in a higher level of care (perinatal center level 1 or 2)
Hospital: 2,79 %
as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available
This is how rarely children were born in a maternity clinic who should have been born in a higher level of care (perinatal focus, perinatal center level 1 or 2)
Hospital: Data protection

No information due to data protection

as rarely as possible
Evaluation is not available