Percepciones y experiencias de la población ante la transformación de la modalidad de las consultas en atención primaria durante la pandemia

Carrillo, Marta Jiménez; Roncero, Unai Martín; Unamuno, Elena Aldasoro; Arizcuren, Maite Morteruel; Bueno, Mikel Baza

doi:10.1016/j.aprim.2021.102263

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“…For example, Spanish PC practices asked urgently for some of the task changes, needing nurse aids (similar to paramedics) to take test samples, or support staff to assume part of the administrative tasks, allowing both nurses and doctors to focus on clinical issues [ 13 ]. Moreover, some tasks that were formerly done were no longer or less possible, e.g., nurses doing chronic disease management that was affected by restrictions or even ceased during a lockdown [ 34 ].…”

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Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Led to Changes in the Tasks of the Primary Care Workforce? An International Survey among General Practices in 38 Countries (PRICOV-19)

Groenewegen

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Spreeuwenberg

et al. 2022

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The COVID-19 pandemic has had a large and varying impact on primary care. This paper studies changes in the tasks of general practitioners (GPs) and associated staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. Data from the PRICOV-19 study of 5093 GPs in 38 countries were used. We constructed a scale for task changes and performed multilevel analyses. The scale was reliable at both GP and country level. Clustering of task changes at country level was considerable (25%). During the pandemic, staff members were more involved in giving information and recommendations to patients contacting the practice by phone, and they were more involved in triage. GPs took on additional responsibilities and were more involved in reaching out to patients. Problems due to staff absence, when dealt with internally, were related to more task changes. Task changes were larger in practices employing a wider range of professional groups. Whilst GPs were happy with the task changes in practices with more changes, they also felt the need for further training. A higher-than-average proportion of elderly people and people with a chronic condition in the practice were related to task changes. The number of infections in a country during the first wave of the pandemic was related to task changes. Other characteristics at country level were not associated with task changes. Future research on the sustainability of task changes after the pandemic is needed.

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Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Led to Changes in the Tasks of the Primary Care Workforce? An International Survey among General Practices in 38 Countries (PRICOV-19)

Groenewegen

Poel

Spreeuwenberg

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“…Respecto a los cambios que introdujo la pandemia en el sistema sanitario público en cuanto a la atención telemática, los resultados preliminares parecen mostrar que han podido aumentar las desigualdades en el acceso a la atención sanitaria 31 .…”

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Desigualdades socioeconómicas y COVID-19 en España. Informe SESPAS 2022

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“…Se puede deducir que la TC, que presentó un auge exponencial como vía asistencial en respuesta a la situación de pandemia, se puede considerar como herramienta útil y eficiente también en situación de normalidad epidemiológica siempre y cuando no suponga una amenaza para la precisión diagnóstica, la elección del tratamiento, la buena comunicación entre profesional y usuario/a o la confidencialidad, tal y como mencionan Jiménez Carrillo et al 14 en un estudio cualitativo basado en entrevistas a 62 personas de Navarra y Euskadi, subrayando la importancia de que la no presencialidad puede repercutir en la calidad asistencial.…”

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“…En la revisión bibliográfica se observa que la TC tiene un papel legítimo en la Atención Primaria siempre y cuando sea complementaria a la atención presencial 4 , 13 , 14 . Una vez normalizada la situación epidemiológica, el objetivo de la Atención Primaria no debería ser frenar el uso de la TC por las dificultades planteadas, sino identificar qué aspectos se deben trabajar para garantizar su uso óptimo 10 .…”

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Valoración de usuarios y profesionales sanitarios sobre la teleconsulta en Atención Primaria: estudio transversal

Gamucci Jiménez de Parga,

Garriga Casanovas,

Gómez Sans

et al. 2023

Atención Primaria

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Percepciones y experiencias de la población ante la transformación de la modalidad de las consultas en atención primaria durante la pandemia

Cited by 8 publications

References 12 publications

Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Led to Changes in the Tasks of the Primary Care Workforce? An International Survey among General Practices in 38 Countries (PRICOV-19)

Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Led to Changes in the Tasks of the Primary Care Workforce? An International Survey among General Practices in 38 Countries (PRICOV-19)

Desigualdades socioeconómicas y COVID-19 en España. Informe SESPAS 2022

Valoración de usuarios y profesionales sanitarios sobre la teleconsulta en Atención Primaria: estudio transversal

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