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The Hospital General Universitario Santa Lucía de Cartagena has hosted this morning the First Regional Symposium on Nursing Care Continuity, attended by over one hundred professionals to advance in improving the continuity of care of patients in primary and hospital care.
The meeting, which was inaugurated by the Director General of Health Care of the Murciano Health Service, Mercedes Martínez-Novillo, and the manager of the health area of ​​Cartagena, José Sedes, presented, from different scientific perspectives, how the patient should At the center of the health system to receive comprehensive care.
Martínez-Novillo explained that "the objective of the Murcian Health Service is not only to treat the patient's illness, but also to accompany him throughout his process and ensure continuity of care throughout his life."
The strategies developed by the MSS in recent years reflect this concern, "while enabling the development of tools capable of responding to the health demands of an increasingly complex population from a health point of view and improving communication between The two steps of care. "
The current model, which integrates primary and hospital care, as well as care plans and care reports, among others, optimizes this coordination.
These instruments reduce duplicity of consultations, complementary tests and referrals, as well as reduce delay in waiting lists and obtain a real perception of the patient from the improvement in the quality of care provided.
Symposium program, from theory to practice
The meeting was developed from two discussion tables.
In the first of these, "Strategies of the Health Organization to improve the continuity of care," intervened the Regional Coordinator of Nursing of the SMS, Aurora Tomás, and exposed their experiences the head of the Sanitary Council of Osakidetza Basque Country Raquel Roca , And the head of Hospital Care projects in Andalusia, María Isabel Casado.
For the second discussion table, "Programs and protocols to improve the continuity of care," was attended by two nurses case managers from Elche, Asunción Cabanillas and Consolación Romero, the coordinator of Nursing at the Hospital San Juan de Dios Of Seville-Aljarafe, Roberto Lara, the Nursing coordinator of the Vista Alegre Health Center-The Fleet of the Vega Media area of ​​the Segura, Antonio Paredes, and the nurse mentor of the health area of ​​Cartagena, Javier Rodríguez.
Source: CARM
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