Service of General Pediatrics

Hôpital universitaire Robert-Debré

Head of service : Pr Albert FAYE

Results of patient surveys

Rating : 4.1 out of 5 stars
4.1/5 (95 responses)

Results of patient surveys - Pédiatrie Générale Hospital : Robert-Debré University Hospital

Consultation welcome

Score out of 5 - Number of respondents : 54

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Consultation welcome
Criteria Establishment score
Recommandation 4.1
Satisfaction Globale 3.6
Accueil 3.5
Ecoute et information patient 3.9
Formalités administratives 3.6
Prise de RV (tous canaux) 3.7

Hospital admission (more than 48 hours)

Score out of 5 - Number of respondents : 41

Cumulative results over 12 months to end of Décembre 2024

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Hospital admission (more than 48 hours)
Criteria Establishment score
Recommandation 4.2
Satisfaction Globale 3.8
Accueil 4.0
Chambre 4.3
Prise en charge par les infirmier(e)s/aide-soignant(e)s 4.3
Prise en charge par les médecins/chirurgiens 4.4
Repas 3.1
Sortie 4.0

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General Pediatrics

Hôpital universitaire Robert-Debré

Head of service : Pr Albert FAYE

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Service of General Pediatrics

The department has 3 units with a total of 40 beds for children aged 0 to 18, mainly from north-east Paris and the Ile-de-France region. Its mission is to provide a local service for the treatment of acute pathologies and the diagnostic and therapeutic management of rare diseases. The maximum capacity of 40 beds is guaranteed in winter for winter epidemics (bronchiolitis), and around 20 beds in summer.

Our population is highly diverse, both ethnically and in terms of social conditions. Recruitment (~ 2,000 stays/year) is therefore rich in genetic and infectious pathologies, a richness that is constantly increasing due to the migratory paths of families or unaccompanied minors.

Admissions are mainly via emergency, but also from outlying hospitals or on a programmed basis for patients with chronic illnesses. The department can accommodate up to 12 children from a continuing care unit.

The department is organized around 2 main areas:

  1. infectious diseases in children: infectious diseases operational team, which radiates throughout the hospital, tuberculosis consultation, international vaccination center, sosteo-articular infection staff
  2. inflammatory diseases in children: since 2012, the department has been a constituent site of the reference center for inflammatory rheumatism and rare systemic autoimmune diseases in children (RAISE) and was renewed in 2017. The active file includes around 600 children.


The department also welcomes almost all the sickle-cell-affected children of France's largest center (active file ~ 1,500 children) requiring hospitalization.

The department trains between 10 and 14 interns every semester, and 20 externs every quarter. The medical team is particularly involved in teaching at faculty level.

Related department: DM'UP

Related functional units:

  • Infectious Diseases Operational Team

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Area of expertises

  • Arthrite juvénile
  • Pyélonéphrite
  • Asthme
  • Bronchiolite
  • Syndrome d'immunodéficience acquise (SIDA)
  • Infection à VIH
  • Drépanocytose
  • Epilepsie
  • Fièvre
  • Fièvre prolongée inexpliquée
  • Maladie de Behçet
  • Syndrome de Gougerot-Sjögren
  • Migraine
  • Trouble du sommeil
  • Tuberculose
  • Infection intestinale
  • Coqueluche
  • Grippe
  • Infection pulmonaire
  • Périartérite noueuse
  • Maladie de Still

How to come ?

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48 boulevard Sérurier 75019 Paris
Itinerary
Accès à l’hôpital en transport en commun
  • Métro
    Lignes 11, 3bis : arrêt porte des Lilas
    Ligne 7 bis : Porte du Pré Saint-Gervais
  • Tram & bus
    Tram 3b, ligne 48 : arrêt Hôpital Robert-Debré
    Lignes 96, 61 : arrêt Porte des Lilas