RESUMO
Antecedentes: En el año 2014 se inició Telemedicina desde el Policlinico de Tratamiento Anticoagulante oral del Hospital San Juan de Dios y el Hospital de Curacaví, evitando así el traslado de pacientes a Santiago para el control con el médico especialista. Métodos: Se utilizó licencia de video conferencia en el Hospital San Juan de Dios, dispositivo móvil, equipo de INR capilar y stock de Acenocumarol en el Hospital de Curacaví. Resultados: En total se han realizado 2.174 consultas vía Telemedicina (junio 2014 a diciembre 2015). Esta estrategia ha sido bien evaluada por los pacientes. La mejora en la calidad del tratamiento ha sido evidente: 58,3% de los pacientes del Hospital de Curacaví se encuentran en rango terapéutico, superior al 50,8% de los pacientes del Hospital San Juan de Dios (p < 0,05). En cuanto al Tiempo en Rango Terapéutico (TTR) 50,6% de los pacientes del Hospital de Curacaví se encuentran en rango versus 46,2% de los pacientes del Hospital San Juan de Dios (p< 0,05). Conclusiones: La Telemedicina utilizada por equipos comprometidos es capaz de mantener indicadores de calidad de la atención que la validan como herramienta de atención clínica a distancia. La Telemedicina, en cuanto es una herramienta que acerca el especialista a comunidades alejadas de centros hospitalarios complejos, es valorada y muy bien calificada por los usuarios.
Background: Starting in 2014 telemedicine has been used to control oral anticoagulant treatment (OAT) in patients attending a peripheral hospital (Curacaví), in connection with Hospital San Juan de Dios, based in Santiago. Methods: A license for video conference was available to communicate both hospitals. Capillary INR and medications were available at Curacaví Hospital. Results: Between June 2014 and December 2015, 2174 indications for OAT have been made through tele-medicine. Different estimates of quality of care and user satisfaction have been rated > 6.7 (1-7 scale). Percent of INR measurements in therapeutic range was 58.3% in Curacavi and 50.8% at Hospital San Juan de Dios (p<0.05) and time in therapeutic range was 50.6% vs 42.6%, respectively (p<0.05) Conclusion: Tele-medicine allowed a close relationship between remote medical facilities and a complex medical center and was fully validated as a means of controlling OAT with a high degree of acceptance by patients.
Assuntos
Humanos , Masculino , Feminino , Pessoa de Meia-Idade , Idoso , Idoso de 80 Anos ou mais , Monitoramento de Medicamentos , Telemedicina/métodos , Anticoagulantes/administração & dosagem , Fatores de Tempo , Capilares , Administração Oral , Inquéritos e Questionários , Satisfação do Paciente , Coeficiente Internacional NormatizadoRESUMO
Since the condition of subspecialty medicine in Chile has not been throughly studied, little can be said on an objective basis. From a standpoint of national health policies, the Ministry of Health wishes to establish a mixed system in which participating subsystem can define its own goals as means to meet the populations' health demands. The National System of Health Services (SNSS) in accordance with the social objectives, has decided to implement the delivery of integral health care, emphazing health promotion and disease prevention. The epidemiological priorities of the populations will guide the action of the SNSS. The more complex and expensive medical actions will be delivered at pre-established points of the patient care network. The desirable profile of physicians working in this setting includes philosophical as well as technical characteristics. The type of patient care to be delivered must emphisize preventive and promotional actions. Problem solving abilities will not ascribed to a particular type of institution but to where they may be more efficacious, in a context of quality and efficiency. Most activities will be carried on an outpatient basis, and primary care clinics will be strenghthened by becoming Health Centers. The model of patient care devised by the SNSS will require 6 different types of physicians. Health care givers must define periodically their needs in view of their own development plans and their beneficiaries' requirements. Nevertheless, it is impossible to predict with certainly for the long or medium term, how many physicians will be required at any level of patient care. The role that the SNSS may ascribe to specialist will condition the number of them that Chile will require