Von der Rettungskette zum akutmedizinischen Netzwerk

Lackner, C.K.; Wendt, Michael; Ahnefeld, Friedrich Wilhelm; Koch, Bernhard A.

doi:10.1007/s10049-008-1114-9

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“…Im deutschen gesundheitspolitischen Mischsystem aus wirtschaftlichen Anreizen und Regulierungen führt die finanzielle Unterdeckung derNotfallbehandlungen zu einer Belastung für Krankenhäu-ser, die diese vorhalten, und zu bevorzugt elektiv ausgerichtete Institutionen [26]. Hohe Zuflüsse akut versorgungspflichtiger z. T. multimorbider Patienten über Notaufnahmen schränken die Spielräu-me einer Abteilung für elektive Patienten und die Profilierungsmöglichkeit z.…”

Section: Notfallgeneralist Vs Neurologische Notfallkompetenzunclassified

Brennpunkt Notaufnahme

2016

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The number of patients treated in hospital emergency departments in Germany has risen in recent years to approximately 20 million. This escalation also applies to the increasing numbers of patients presenting with neurological symptoms and diseases, which occur in approximately 20 % of emergency patients. In addition to patients with stroke, inflammatory or degenerative central nervous system (CNS) and peripheral nervous system (PNS) disorders who need urgent treatment, more and more patients with nonspecific complaints or conditions attend emergency departments for elective treatment, not least because timely appointments with specialist neurologists in practices could not be obtained. Neurological expertise and presence in emergency departments at the level of specialist standard are therefore indispensable for providing a professional level of treatment, which also corresponds to current legal requirements. The implementation of a generalist emergency physician in Germany, as introduced in some European countries, would mean a retrograde step for neurological expertise in emergency admission management. The discipline of neurology must work together with other emergency disciplines to improve the financing of emergency departments and provide neurologists working there with a substantive curriculum of further and continuing education in emergency-related aspects of neurology. The discipline of neurology has a responsibility to emergency patients within its range of competencies and must, therefore, strengthen and improve its role in healthcare politics and concerning organizational and personnel aspects of neurological emergencies.

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Section: Notfallgeneralist Vs Neurologische Notfallkompetenzunclassified

Brennpunkt Notaufnahme

2016

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“…B. Herzinfarkte, Lungenembolien, Schlaganfälle, Sepsis, Unfälle, Intoxikationen und psychiatrische Notfälle ebenso wie leichtere Erkrankungen (z. B. Atemwegsinfekte oder Schmerzzustände) [2]. Bei den schweren Erkrankungen gilt es prioritär, das Leben der Patienten zu schützen oder Organe des Patienten vor einem temporären oder dauerhaften Funktionsverlust zu bewahren.…”

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“…B. der Polizei oder der Feuerwehr gleichgestellt werden sollte. Die staatliche Daseinsvorsorge im Bereich der Notfallmedizin ist derzeit auf die prä-klinische Notarztversorgung fokussiert, wobei auch hier bereits seit vielen Jahren geäußerte Forderungen bis heute nicht befriedigend umgesetzt sind [2,15].…”

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Positionspapier für eine Reform der medizinischen Notfallversorgung in deutschen Notaufnahmen

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Seekamp

et al. 2015

Notfall Rettungsmed

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“…when treating myocardial infarction, stroke or trauma [14][15][16]. In 2002, the European Resuscitation Council (ERC) established during a conference held in Florence, Italy, the term "First Hour Quintet" [17][18][19]. This concept states five life threatening diseases, in which fast medical treatment is crucial for medical outcome concerning morbidity and mortality.…”

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The Potential of Telemedicine

Metelmann

Meissner

et al. 2014

Progress in Pattern Recognition, Image Analysis, Computer Vision, and Applications

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Telemedicine as a communication technology to overcome geographical distances can increase the quality of medicine. The prerequisite for telemedicine is that two persons or groups of persons are connected with each other. Often this connection is built beforehand during a face-to-face-meeting when both partners apportion the communication devices. If an emergency patient is not already part of a telemedicine project, the connection has to be newly created and the device to build the connection has to be brought to the patient. In the EU-funded LiveCity-Project the hypothesis was evaluated, that in emergency situations a telemedicine connection between a patient and a remote medical doctor can be accomplished by a device brought to the patient by paramedics. It was to be established if communication with a head mounted video-camera coupled with a LTE internet connection was feasible for this purpose.

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Von der Rettungskette zum akutmedizinischen Netzwerk

Cited by 25 publications

References 8 publications

Brennpunkt Notaufnahme

Brennpunkt Notaufnahme

Positionspapier für eine Reform der medizinischen Notfallversorgung in deutschen Notaufnahmen

The Potential of Telemedicine

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