Often, visits are a welcome change for patients.
Room for you
Well prepared
Everything you need for your hospital stay at a glance. Whether you are admitted to our hospital as an inpatient and stay overnight or whether an outpatient procedure is planned and you leave the hospital on the same day - with our checklists, you are optimally prepared.
Electronic Patient Dossier (EPD)
The electronic patient dossier (EPD) is a collection of personal documents with information relating to personal health. Via a secure Internet connection, this information can be accessed at any time by the patient as well as the defined healthcare professional. The patient himself determines who may view which documents and when.
All hospitals, including rehabilitation clinics and psychiatric wards, maternity hospitals and nursing homes, are required by law to offer the electronic patient dossier (EPD). Männedorf Hospital is a member of the Axsana community.
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Aim and purpose of the electronic patient record
The goal of the EPD is to have a central repository for treatment-relevant medical information, such as:
- Organ donation / living will (patient)
- Reports (discharge, consultation, surgery, Spitex, consultation, etc.)
- X-ray results
- Medication list
- Your own personal documents (blood pressure, prescriptions, vaccination card, etc.)
Since EPD serves the following purposes:- Central repository for medical records
- Patient access to key medical information
- Rapid availability of information
- Control access rights at the patient
- Emergency: Most important information quickly available
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Do you not yet have an electronic patient record (EPD) or would you like to make mutations in it?
Open your EPD now - completely digitally
Have the following ready for your digital EPD opening:
- Your biometric passport or identity card (Switzerland or EU/EEA; exception: German identity card)
- Your smartphone
And off you go: klick hier to open your EPD now.
More information on opening your digital EPD: hier
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Approval of access rights for your treatment at Männedorf Hospital
If you wish the doctors treating you or other defined healthcare professionals at Männedorf Hospital to have access to your dossier, please grant us access authorization before your visit. Granting access authorization means that the persons or groups you have authorized can access your electronic patient dossier and view documents available there and download them into our hospital's clinic information system.
You can find information on managing access rights here hier
Do you have questionsv about access rights?
Visit our website patientendossier.ch. Here you will find detailed information and explanations on the subject of access rights.
With us you are in good hands
Your treatment
Whether you come to us for a planned procedure, a consultation, to give birth, or as an emergency: Our expert medical team is there for you around the clock, supported by state-of-the-art technology. This allows us to care for you safely and effectively.
Thanks to our cooperation with the University Hospital Zurich, you are able to benefit from state-of-the-art medical treatment close to home.
Our staff will inform you about your daily routine and also concerning the necessary preparations for your examination, surgery or therapy.
Your opinion counts!
Let us know how you experienced your stay at Männedorf Hospital. We welcome your feedback and are grateful for suggestions, praise and criticism.
Your Corporate Development Team,
patientenfeedback@spitalmaennedorf.ch
Inpatient stay
Have you spent at least one night with us?
To the inpatient feedback form
Outpatient stay
Were admission and discharge on the same day?
To the outpatient feedback form
Best cared for
Fresh and regional cuisine
In order to provide optimal support for your recovery process, our kitchen team will ensure that you receive a balanced and healthy diet. You can create every day, an individual menu of your choice from our weekly menu plan. We are happy to adapt the dishes to the special requirements of individuals with diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, allergies, intolerance or religious dietary requirements.
Good to know
An illness can suddenly change one's life and cause feelings of insecurity, fear or loneliness. Sometimes all that is needed is support, a sympathetic ear or someone who can provide practical assistance on the way back to everyday life. Patients and their relatives can count on valuable help: Be it through social counseling, hospital chaplaincy or, if indicated, sitting guards.