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Impacto económico de las fístulas faringocutáneas en pacientes laringectomizados

Authors: Fernández-Prada, María; Gómez-Hervás, Javier; Palomeque-Vera, Juan M.; Ruiz-Díaz, Pilar; Casado-Fernández, Eloisa;

Impacto económico de las fístulas faringocutáneas en pacientes laringectomizados

Abstract

Objetivo: Analizar el impacto económico derivado de la hospitalización de los pacientes con fístulas faringocutá- neas (FFC) como principal evento adverso tras laringectomía total entre los años 2006 y 2011 en un hospital de segundo nivel. Método: Cálculo estimado de los costes directos generados por la FFC mediante el Grupo de Diagnóstico Relacionado (GRD) y aplicación corporativa de contabilidad analítica del Servicio Andaluz de Salud (COAN h y d) para los años mencionados. Resultados: Entre 2006 y 2011 el coste de todos pacientes con FFC fue de 3.210.586,9€, a diferencia de 1.282.708,5€ para los que no cursaron esta complicación. El coste individual en el período de estudio fue 94.429,0.26€ en las FFC y 35.630,777€ en los que no la tuvieron. Los afectados registraron un incremento de 2,66 veces en el gasto sanitario. Conclusión: La aparición de FFC tras laringectomía supone un coste elevado para el hospital y la organización sanitaria. Se deben plantear estrategias preventivas que minimicen el impacto económico de este evento adverso.

Objective: To analyze the economic impact of hospitalization of patients with fistulas pharyngocutaneous (FFC) as the main adverse event after total laryngectomy between 2006 and 2011 in a secondary hospital. Method: Calculate estimated direct costs generated by the FFC using Diagnosis Related Group (DRG) and cost accounting corporate application Andalusian Health Service (COAN hyd) for those years. Results: Between 2006 and 2011 the cost of all patients was € 3,210,586.9 FFC, unlike € 1,282,708.5 for those who missed out this complication. The individual cost in the study period was € 94.429,0.26 in FFC and € 35,630.777 in those without it. The patients had an increase of 2.66 times in health spending. Conclusion: The occurrence of FFC after laryngectomy involves a high cost for the hospital and healthcare organization. Preventive strategies must be implemented to minimize the economic impact of this adverse event.

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Spain
Keywords

Pharyngocutaneous fistula, Adverse event, Laringectomía total, Total laryngectomy, Evento adverso, Healthcare costs, Fístula faringocutánea, Costes sanitarios

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