Clínica Universidad de Navarra. Data memory 2017-2018

CLÍNICA UNIVERSIDAD DE NAVARRA

The Medicine that patient needs

The University of Navarra

The University of Navarra, a centre committed to teaching, research and health care

The Universidad de Navarra is a university with a Christian background, established by St. JosemarĂ­a EscrivĂĄ de Balaguer, the founder of Opus Dei. Its mission is to pursue and present the truth, contribute to the academic, cultural and personal education of its students, encourage scientific research and health care activity, provide suitable opportunities for the development of its teachers and employees, and carry out extensive cultural outreach and social advancement work with a clear purpose of service.

Two of the main functions of the University of Navarra are to: a) Teach university courses in various scientific fields, confer the corresponding academic degrees, and provide the students with the necessary resources. b) Encourage scientific research in the different fields of knowledge to promote teaching and as a way to boost societal knowledge and empower innovation and development.

As part of this mission, the Universidad de Navarra has, among its most prominent research centres, the Centre for Applied Medical Research (CIMA) and the ClĂ­nica Universidad de Navarra, which, in addition to research, engages in teaching and health care activities, and is the most respected private hospital in Spain.

Universidad de Navarra Campus

CLÍNICA UNIVERSIDAD DE NAVARRA

CENTRE FOR APPLIED MEDICAL RESEARCH (CIMA)

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DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE UNIVERSITY OF NAVARRA + INFO

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UNIVERSIDAD DE NAVARRA CAMPUS + INFO

Clínica Universidad de Navarra. PAMPLONA CAMPUS

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The Clínica Universidad de Navarra —the hospital attached to the Universidad de Navarra, after which the hospital is named—was established in Pamplona in 1962 on the initiative of St. Josemaría Escrivá de Balaguer. After 55 years, and following the formula of a single hospital at two sites, it has had, since November 2017, a second campus in Madrid that adheres to the same model as that of Pamplona: that of a teaching and research hospital, with full-time staff organised in multidisciplinary teams to deliver patient-focused care.

ClĂ­nica Universidad de Navarra. PAMPLONA CAMPUS

Clínica Universidad de Navarra. MADRID CAMPUS The Clínica Universidad de Navarra, campus in Madrid.

ClĂ­nica Universidad de Navarra. MADRID CAMPUS

ClĂ­nica Universidad de Navarra

Mission

The mission of the ClĂ­nica Universidad de Navarra is to integrate health care, research and teaching in a first-rate clinical environment that emphasises patients and their needs.

We are a non-profit institution. Therefore, we reinvest all surpluses in patients, aiming to improve the quality of care, technological facilities and research endowment and continually train our staff.

We place patients at the centre of our mission. With their conditions and challenges, they inspire the Clinic’s staff to meticulously care for them every day, offering them the best solutions to their problems and thereby elevating the health care profession.

ClĂ­nica Universidad de Navarra

Our DNA

A knowledge-generating university hospital We are the hospital of the Universidad de Navarra. Our specialists, in addition to treating patients, continually perform training, research and teaching activities.

As a team, always It is in our DNA to encourage our experts to work together in multidisciplinary teams in order to address diseases in an integrated manner and offer the best to each patient.

The patient, at the heart of all our activity We are committed to personalised medicine, focused on patients and their families, thanks to the ceaseless attention of our more than 2,600 health care providers between Pamplona and Madrid.

Research to cure

High-resolution medicine

Unique medical technology in Spain

Our experts perform research in order to offer new answers and solutions to patients.

Through sustained research, we aim to alter the courses of diseases.

The unrivalled dedication of our staff, the most advanced diagnostic technology and our multidisciplinary work allow us to obtain a diagnosis in the first 24-48 hours and initiate treatment within the first 72 hours.

The hospital has the most advanced technological equipment possible for the diagnosis and treatment of all diseases.

CLÍNICA UNIVERSIDAD DE NAVARRA

2017/18 ANNUAL REPORT

The Campuses

THE CLINIC, IN NUMBERS

HOSPITAL SITES

PHASE IV July 1997

2.875

PHASE I Spring 1962

PROFESSIONALS

PHASE V September 2004

CSR

(Corporate Social Responsibility)

433 169 848 408 185

€153,592 raised from the Children against Cancer program, which was used to help 5 families.

Muga Building, 1989

THE CAMPUSES PAMPLONA 75,000 m2

Including Medical specialists Residents Nursing Clinical assistants Technicians

Centre for Applied Medical Research (CIMA), September 28, 2004

PHASE III March 1975

PHASE II May 1969

Research.

First phase, 1958

MADRID 35,000 m2

Research.

Second phase, 1963

November 21, 2017

Satisfaction

RESOURCES Operating rooms Hybrid operating rooms Da Vinci robot Prostate laser 3-T intraoperative magnetic resonance Magnetic resonance SPECT/CT CAT PET Mammography units Neuronavigator

26 3 2 3 1 5 3 5 3 2 1

Los Castaños Building, 1963 Science Library, 1990 Science Library (expansion), 1997 Centre for Applied Pharmacobiology Research (CIFA), 1988

Beds Adult ICU Neonatal and Paediatric ICU Day hospital (with 34 cubicles) Delivery rooms Radiological Protection Technical Unit Endoscopy rooms Catheterization laboratories GMP Radiopharmacy Laboratory GMP Cell Therapy Laboratory

Dissemination MEDIA 5,248 Mentions.

300 Media interactions.

CUN.ES 16,680,000

FACILITIES Department of Medicine, Pharmacy, Sciences and Nursing, 1970

86.2% satisfied or very satisfied.

Unique users.

313 2 2 2 2 2 12 2 1 1

BLOGS.CUN.ES 121,027 Visits.

FOLLOWERS 24,673 23,388 11,403 2,303

Health care

227,877

OUTPATIENT APPOINTMENTS

9,312

76

SURGICAL INTERVENTIONS

222,730 national

SOLID-ORGAN TRANSPLANTS Heart 5 Liver 26 Kidney 45

6,738 inpatients 5,147 international

87

2,574 outpatients

TISSUE TRANSPLANTS/ IMPLANTATIONS

11,132

PATIENTS ADMITTED

Cornea 3 Amniotic membrane 4 Sclera 1 Haematopoietic progenitors 23 Bone tissue 57

5.4 days

MEDIAN HOSPITAL STAY FUNCTIONAL INDICATORS

1 10,744 national 388 international

5.4 days

2

3

4

5

6

7

Average Weight 1.19 IEMA (adjusted mean length of stay index) 1.01 Case-mix Index 1.05 Cleaned data, 2017.

Benchmark: APR-GRD32.0 Spanish National Health Service (2016 discharges)

Research

€22,630,000

512

CONFERENCE COMMUNICATIONS

RESEARCH BUDGET

65

RESEARCHERS IN CLINICAL TRIALS

406

CLINICAL TRIALS

361

531

PUBLICATIONS IN SCIENTIFIC JOURNALS

PATIENTS IN TRIALS

2017

307 ongoing

510 national Lancet

99 new

21 international

Impact 53.254 Rank 2 of 155

Lancet Infectious Diseases

137

RESEARCH PROJECTS 2017

Impact 25.148 Rank 1 of 88

Lancet Oncology

Cell

Cancer Discovery

European Heart Journal

Impact 36.421 Rank 3 of 223

Impact 24.373 Rank 6 of 223

Impact 31.398 Rank 2 of 293

Impact 23.425 Rank 1 of 128

World Psychiatry

Lancet Neurology

Journal of Clinical Oncology

Cancer Cell

Gastroenterology

Annals of Internal Medicine

Impact 30.000 Rank 1 of 142

Impact 22.844 Rank 5 of 190

Impact 27,144 Rank 1 of 197

Impact 20.773 Rank 1 of 80

Some publications by Clinic staff with an impact factor of 19 or higher.

1,909

IMPACT FACTORS OF PUBLICATIONS 2017

Impact 26.360 Rank 4 of 223

Impact 19.384 Rank 6 of 155

Training and Teaching

169

14,000 h IN-PERSON TEACHING

RESIDENTS Of the following specialties:

Allergology, Anaesthesiology and Resuscitation, Cardiology, Clinical Biochemistry, Clinical Neurophysiology, Clinical Psychology, Dermatology and Venereology, Digestive System, Endocrinology and Nutrition, General and Gastrointestinal Surgery, Haematology and Haemotherapy, Hospital Pharmacy, Immunology, Internal Medicine, Medical Oncology, Microbiology and Parasitology, Midwifery, Nephrology, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Nuclear Medicine, Obstetric and Gynaecological Nursing, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, Ophthalmology, Orthopaedic Surgery and Traumatology, Otorhinolaryngology, Paediatrics, Pathology, Plastic, Aesthetic and Reconstructive Surgery, Pneumology, Psychiatry, Radiation Oncology, Radiodiagnosis, Radiopharmacy, Radiophysics, Urology

95

ROTATIONS OF CLINIC RESIDENTS TO OTHER CENTRES

63 rest of Spain

18 Navarra 14 international

Professors 20

Department of Science 1 Department of Medicine 19

Associate 64 Professors

Department of Science 3 Department of Pharmacy and Nutrition 3 Department of Medicine 58

Lecturers 33

Department of Science 1 Department of Pharmacy and Nutrition 1 Department of Medicine 31

62

287

45

257 in progress

Nursing courses in the Clinic with 876 attendees 19 Courses for consultants and residents... with a total of 343 attendees 17 General clinical sessions with 792 participants 9

DOCTORAL THESES

STAYS OF RESIDENTS FROM OTHER CENTRES IN THE CLINIC

36 from national centres

More than 14 thousand hours of face-to-face teaching (54% theoretical and practical) were performed by Clinic staff with academic appointments in the Faculties of Medicine, Nursing, Science and Pharmacy.

26 from international centres

30 defended

COURSES

www.cun.es atpacientecun@unav.es Calle Marquesado de Santa Marta, 1 28027 Madrid, Spain T. +34 91 353 19 20

Avenida PĂ­o XII, 36 31008 Pamplona (Navarra) Spain T. +34 948 25 54 00