Recursos asistenciales en ictus en España 2010: análisis de una encuesta nacional del Grupo de Estudio de Enfermedades Cerebrovasculares

Fernández, J.C. López; Lara, J. Arenillas; Calleja, Sergio; Paniagua, Enrique Botia; Naranjo, I. Casado; Arbona, E. Deyá; Soriano, B. Escribano; Guerrero, Mariana; Sclarsky, D. Geffners; Núñez, A. Gil; Peralta, A. Gil; Pujadas, Anna; Escalonilla, C. Gómez; Martin, Anthony; Jausoro, J. Larracoechea; Ramírez, I. Legarda; Montero, Jorge; Rodas, Santos; Álvarez, F. Moniche; Muñoz, Roberto; Sánchez, J.A. Vidal; García, Francisco Purroy; Moreno, Juan Mozas; Amandi, M. Rebollo Álvarez; Borrego, Francisco Rubio; Segura, Tomás; García, J. Tejada; Juste, C. Tejero; Vallejo, J. Masjuán

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“…The annual rate of new nurses is even larger (9.9%, approximately 472,000 in 2015). The increasing rate of pharmacists is 3.1% (approximately 109,000 in 2015) [26-28]. In comparison with the increasing number of medical professionals, the number of IT professionals is relatively low.…”

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Implementation of National Health Informatization in China: Survey About the Status Quo

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JMIR Med Inform

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Background The National Health and Family Planning Commission (NHFPC) in China organized a nationwide survey to investigate the informatization in hospitals and regional Health and Family Planning Commissions (HFPCs) in 2017. The survey obtained valid results from 79.69% (2021/2536) of major hospitals and 81% (26/32) of provincial and 73.1% (307/420) of municipal HFPCs. The investigated topics covered hardware infrastructure, information resources, applications, systems, and organizations in health informatics. Objective This study aimed to provide evidence collected from the survey regarding China’s health informatization and assist policy making regarding health informatics in the 13th Five-Year Plan of China. Methods Based on the survey, the paper presented the status quo of China’s health informatization and analyzed the progress and potential problems in terms of the country’s health information development policies. Results Related policies have helped to construct 4-level information platforms and start converging the regional data to the 3 centralized databases. The principle of informatics has been transiting from finance-centered to people-centered. Alternatively, the quality, usability, and interoperability of the data still need to be improved. Conclusions The nationwide survey shows that China’s health informatization is rapidly developing. Current information platforms and databases technically support data exchanging between all provinces and cities. As China is continuing to improve the infrastructure, more advanced applications are being developed upon it.

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Implementation of National Health Informatization in China: Survey About the Status Quo

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De la evidencia a la organización de la atención al ictus

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Matías‐Guiu

2011

Neurología

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Situación asistencial del ictus en España. ¿Qué tenemos? ¿Qué nos falta?

Díez‐Tejedor

Fuentes

2011

Neurología

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The high level of scientific evidence which supports the recommendations for the care of acute stroke in Stroke Units (SU) with a good health care network, it does not correspond to the level of introduction in Spain. In this regard, the Cerebrovascular Diseases Study Group (GEECV) of the Spanish Society of Neurology has taken the initiative to conduct the "National Survey of Stroke Care" that will help to determine the real situation in acute stroke management in Spain just before the approval of the National Stroke Strategy (NSS) by the Ministry of Health and concludes that in the first semester of 2009 there were 39 SUs, unevenly distributed with higher concentration in Madrid and Barcelona. Although the approval of the NSS was a major achievement, much remains to be done to meet the objectives. We thank the GEECV́s initiative, which gives us an "X-ray" of the, not very satisfactory, state of stroke care in Spain in December 2008, and highlighting some achievements and the many shortcomings. Therefore, we must continue to improve, refine our data collection with records that include all available resources and all the stroke patients attended. We invite GEECV to carry out a second study to evaluate the impact of NSS and to serve as a stimulus to achieve a substantial improvement in stroke care in Spain, closer to the recommendations of the new PASI document.

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Recursos asistenciales en ictus en España 2010: análisis de una encuesta nacional del Grupo de Estudio de Enfermedades Cerebrovasculares

Abstract: Assistance for stroke patients has improved in Spain compared to previous years, but there are still some important differences between the AC that must be eliminated to achieve the objectives of the SNS.

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Implementation of National Health Informatization in China: Survey About the Status Quo

Implementation of National Health Informatization in China: Survey About the Status Quo

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