Mitarbeitergewinnung, Mitarbeiterpflege und Mitarbeiterbindung: ein Appell

Samland, Marie

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“…The effect was also confirmed by our data, in which 71% ( p = 0.0001) of transfers occurred outside of core working hours and had to be handled by the on-call surgical team. The resulting intensification of work during calls may lead to job dissatisfaction or even scarce resources in the affected hospitals [ 25 , 26 ]. Watson’s view echoes the sentiment of numerous orthopedic surgeons practicing at Level I trauma centers.…”

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It is (not) always on Friday: inter-hospital patient transfers in orthopedic and trauma surgery

Roos,

Loy,

Ploeger

et al. 2023

Eur J Trauma Emerg Surg

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Background While inter-hospital transfers for patients who have suffered major trauma have been well investigated, patient flows for other injured patients, or cases with orthopedic complications, are rarely described. This study aims to analyze the affected collective and to show possible reasons, patterns, and pitfalls to optimize the process in future. Materials and methods In a prospective cohort study, all consecutive transfers to a Level I trauma center in Germany were documented and assessed. Patients suffering a major trauma were excluded. Data on the primary treating hospital, patient characteristics, and differences between emergency and elective surgery were analyzed. Results A total of 227 patients were included; 162 were injured, while 65 had suffered a complication after elective orthopedic surgery or had a complex orthopedic pathology. The most common diagnoses leading to transfer were pathologies of the extremities (n = 62), pathologies of the spine (n = 50), and infections (n = 18). The main reasons stated by the transferring hospitals were a lack of expertise (137 cases) and a lack of capacity (43 cases). There was a significantly higher rate of transfers due to trauma (n = 162) than for orthopedic patients (n = 65), p < 0.0001. Conclusion There is currently no structured procedure or algorithm for transferring patients in orthopedics and trauma surgery.

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It is (not) always on Friday: inter-hospital patient transfers in orthopedic and trauma surgery

Roos,

Loy,

Ploeger

et al. 2023

Eur J Trauma Emerg Surg

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“…Immerhin kehren nach der Geburt des 1. Kindes und der sich anschließenden Elternzeit 9 von 10 Befragten an ihren ursprünglichen Arbeitsplatz zurück [10].…”

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Mitarbeitergewinnung, Mitarbeiterpflege und Mitarbeiterbindung: ein Appell

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It is (not) always on Friday: inter-hospital patient transfers in orthopedic and trauma surgery

It is (not) always on Friday: inter-hospital patient transfers in orthopedic and trauma surgery

Quo vadis: New Work, Elternzeit, Wiedereinstieg und Teilzeit – Ergebnisse der Jahresumfrage des Jungen Forums O und U 2022

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