Die Neuordnung des Intensivtransports in Bayern

Anding, K.

doi:10.1007/s100490070013

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“…Les distances nécessaires pour réaliser ces transferts restent modestes à l'échelle nord-américaine, mais correspondent au contexte médical suisse et dans une moindre mesure aux conditions d'autres systèmes européens [10,11]. À l'avenir, ces distances pourraient s'accroître, avec des hôpitaux régionaux également de plus en plus souvent engorgés, impliquant dès lors des transferts à plus longue distance.…”

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Évolution des transferts interhospitaliers au départ d'un centre hospitalier universitaire suisse

Carron¹,

Meylan²,

Yersin³

et al. 2013

Santé Publique

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Évolution des transferts interhospitaliers au départ d'un centre hospitalier universitaire suisse

Carron¹,

Meylan²,

Yersin³

et al. 2013

Santé Publique

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“…Key words Emergency medical services system (EMS) · Emergency physician · Structural reform · Diagnosis related groups (DRG) · Psychosocial network Luiz Notfallmedizin Gestern -Heute -Morgen reller und organisatorischer Rahmenbedingungen gegeben sein [17].…”

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Schmerztherapie morgen

Vigelius-Rauch¹,

Bräu²

2003

Anasthesiol Intensivmed Notfallmed Schmerzthe

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In the last few years global understanding of pain has improved due to current molecular biological studies. The identification of a large number of different proteins is an essential part of future therapies, since they, as enzymes, receptors or ion channels, are specific relays in the nociceptive system and therefore have key functions in pharmacotherapeutic therapy. Nature itself supplies a variety of substances which are of therapeutic value, some of which are already in scientific trial. In contrast, even today not all available pain therapy measures are in use in Germany, at least not in all areas. Especially the treatment of children is not state of the art. Thus a further increase of chronic pain patients is to be expected in the future. This development has to be stopped, not only for ethical reasons, but also to prove the economical value of adequate pain therapy. Qualified treatment of acute pain within well defined limits can help to avoid chronification and further costs. This will be the decisive argument with which to mobilize the necessary funds for the development of the pain treatment of the future.

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