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DOI: 10.1055/a-2665-3206
The KEKS Health Folder and the KEKS Portal
Article in several languages: deutsch | EnglishAuthors
Abstract
The importance of lifelong, structured follow-up for corrected esophageal atresia led to the development of a follow-up book. This was updated and digitized in 2024. The KEKS-Portal allows families to complete the forms themselves, reflects the patient perspective, and trains parents in symptom assessment. The new digital forms serve as preparation for clinic appointments and as a “Patient-Reported Outcome Measure” (PROM). KEKS uses the data for consultations and research. Additionally, families receive a free health folder with information on esophageal atresia. These offerings are an important support for families and clinics to structure and improve follow-up care.
Keywords
PROM - Patient-Reported Outcome Measure - follow-up care - oesophageal atresia/esophageal atresiaPublication History
Article published online:
10 October 2025
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Literatur/References
- 1 Steinbeck V, Ernst SC, Pross C. Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs): ein internationaler Vergleich. Herausforderungen und Erfolgsstrategien für die Umsetzung von PROMs in Deutschland. Bertelsmann Stiftung; 2021.
