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Department Of Cardiac Sciences

Department Of Cardiac Sciences

The Department Of Cardiac Sciences At The King Abdulaziz Medical City, Western Region, Has Actively Adopted The Institutional And Organizational Goal Of "Timely, Patient –Centered Care ".

Our Mission: The principle functions is summarized as service, education and research, all of which is to provide dedicated & extensive cardiac care to the community, our eligible patients, in a clinically safe, effective, convenient, and cost-effective environment. We are committed to provide our patients with the best quality of health care, to ensure their healthy recovery and prolong survival, God willingly.

Mission

The principle functions is summarized as service, education and research, all of which is to provide dedicated & extensive cardiac care to the community, our eligible patients, in a clinically safe, effective, convenient, and cost-effective environment. We are committed to provide our patients with the best quality of health care, to ensure their healthy recovery and prolong survival, God willingly.

vision

To be the leading center in the region to deliver comprehensive Adult and Pediatric cardiac services which are of world-class quality and of highest patient safety standards.

Department Capacity

Administratively, the Department of Cardiac Sciences consists of the following:

  • 4 sections, 2 Laboratories & 20 departmental committees with a broad interdisciplinary representation.

The department clinically consists of the following:

  • Inpatient Adult & Pediatric Services: Coronary Care Unit 6 beds, Intensive Adult Cardiac Care Unit 6 beds. Cardiac adult ward 18 beds, Intensive Pediatric Cardiac Care Unit 6 beds. Cardiac Pediatric ward 6 beds àtotal of 250-350 admission per month.
  • Outpatient Adult & Pediatric Services: a total of 44 adult clinics Including: Rapid Access Clinics, Atrial Arrhythmia, Heart Failure, Adult Cardiology, Adult Cardiac Surgery and Telehealth Clinic. A total of 11 pediatric clinics including Rapid Access Clinicsà total of 10000 patients annually are seen in the clinic
  • Cardiac Catheterization Lab.: 3 labs including adult/ pediatric intervention & electrophysiology services à total of 200 patients per month
  • Cardiac Noninvasive Lab: including echocardiography, stress studies, trans esophageal echo, ECG, pacemaker, tilt table, 24 Hrs BP monitor, and 24/48 hrs holter monitor with almost 15,000 cases done per year.

Department Scope of Services

Cardiology services provided are:

  • Inpatient Adult & Pediatric Services: including ER & hospital consultation

  • Outpatient Adult & Pediatric Services; including Rapid Access Clinics, Atrial Arrhythmia, Heart Failure, adult cardiology, adult cardiac surgery, pediatric cardiology, cardiac anticoagulation and Telehealth Clinic

  • Cardiac Catheterization Lab: coronary intervention, structural heart intervention & electrophysiology

  • Cardiac Noninvasive Lab.: ECHO transthoracic & transesophageal, stress testing, ECG, Holter, tilt table test & Ambulatory BP monitor.

  • Adult & Ped Cardiac surgery

  • Cardiac anesthesia

Postgraduate Medical Education Saudi Board Training Programs Includes:

  • Adult Cardiology Fellowship

  • Adult Echo Fellowship

  • Adult Cardiac Anaesthesia Fellowship

  • Electrophysiology Fellowship

  • Cardiac Imaging Fellowship

Community & educational services:

  • World Heart Day Awareness Campaign Annually.

  • Specialized Cardiology Update Course

Divisions

  • Adult Cardiology
Dr. Atif Al Qubbany
  • Pediatric Cardiology
Dr. Rahaf Waggass
  • Cardiac Anesthesia
Dr. Khalid Makki
  • Cardiac Surgery
Dr. Hani Mufti

Clinical Programs

Department of Cardiac Sciences is committed to undertake the MNGHA CEO Led Improvement Initiatives. These programs led by Clinical Lead and Clinical Co-Lead, reporting to Dr. Jamilah Al Rahimi, Chairman, Department of Cardiac Sciences.

Acute Coronary Syndrome Program

Objectives:

  • Set ACS care standards

  • Streamline the current processes to enhance best practices

  • Establish process KPIs to monitor adherence to best practices

  • Establish clinical outcome measures

  • Establish referral (urgent & elective) criteria

  • Capacity building (training, education, upskilling , etc)

  • Other (up on expert recommendation)

  • Integration with MOH to access PCI

Clinical Lead:

Dr. Ahmed Krimly

Consultant Adult Interventional Cardiologist

Clinical Co-Lead:

Dr. Rasha Al Bawardy

Consultant Adult Interventional Cardiologist


Heart Failure Program

Objectives:

  • Set HF standards

  • Streamline the current processes, referral criteria

  • Establish operational & clinical KPIs and clinical outcomes.

  • Integration between region to refer patients for transplant, devices, etc

  • Consider tele-cardiology

Clinical Lead:

Dr. Ibrahim Jelaidan

Consultant Adult Cardiologist & Advanced Heart Failure

Clinical Co-Lead:

Dr. Atif Alzahrani

Consultant Adult Cardiologist & Cardiac Imaging


Arrhythmia Program

Objectives:

  • Set standards for screening, access and management.

  • Establish KPI to monitor care and adherence to best practices.

  • Establish inter-hospital integration for advanced care

Clinical Lead:

Dr. Atif Qubbany

Consultant Adult Cardiologist & Interventional Electrophysiology

Clinical Co-Lead:

Dr. Amin Zagzoog, Consultant Adult Electrophysiologist


Measurement of Patient Safety & Patient Experience

Objectives:

  • Enhancement of patient safety cultures

  • OR/cath triggered tools

  • Medication errors

  • Benchmarking

  • At least 2 patient experience projects

Clinical Lead:

Dr. Farid Munshi

Consultant Pediatric Cardiovascular ICU

Clinical Co-Lead:

Dr. Ali Haneef, Associate Consultant Cardiac Surgeon


Access to cardiac diagnostics

Objectives:

  • Set standards for access to diagnostics and TAT of reports

  • Streamline the Over, under and mis-utilization of the diagnostics

Clinical Lead:

Dr. Waheed Raedi

Consultant Pediatric Cardiologist

Clinical Co-Lead:

Prof. Abdulhalim Kinsara

Consultant Adult Cardiologist


Executive Steering Board of Cardiac Program

This program consists of 6 teams with members from the department and hospital, adhering all charges as per Committee Formation Order:

  • Quality Team

  • Strategy and Development

  • Resources (Logistic/ Human Resources)

  • Education, Scholarship and Research

  • Access to Care

  • Patient & Staff Experience

Dr. Abdullah Al Saiedi

Consultant Adult Interventional Cardiologist

Coordinator, Cardiology Program.

Leadership

Dr. Jamilah Al Rahimi

Chairman

Dr. Atif Qubbany

Section Head, Adult Cardiology

Dr. Rahaf Waggass

Section Head, Pediatric Cardiology

Dr. Khalid Makki

Section Head, Cardiac Anesthesia & ICU

Dr. Hani Mufti

Section Head, Cardiac Surgery

Contact us

Email:

cardiacscienceswr@ngha.med.sa

kfccwr@ngha.med.sa

Phone and Extensions:

Administration

Chairman's Office: 25805, 25808

Adult Cardiology: 25836

Cardiac Anesthesia - 21565

Cardiac Surgery- 21565

Pediatric Cardiology and Fellowship Programs: 21467

Cardiac Non Invasive Lab: 21821

Clinical Coordinator – Cardiac Surgery, Cath Lab, Electrophysiology: 25844

Clinical Coordinator - Cardiac Surgery, Cath Lab, Electrophysiology: 25803

Clinical Coordinator - Cardiac Non Invasive Lab: 25804

Clinical Areas:

Cardiac Non-Invasive Lab: 25840, 25841

Cardiac OPD: 25719, 25737, 25738

C26 (Adult Medical and Surgical Ward)

Medical: 25600, 25601

Surgical: 25504, 25505

C27 - Pediatric Medical and Surgical Ward – Stepdown: 25679, 25609

Pediatric Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit: 25500, 25501

Medical Cardiac Intensive Care Unit MCICU: 25502, 25503

Adult Cardiac Intensive Care Unit (ACICU): 25504, 25505

Cardiac Dayward: 25606


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