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Estudio SEPHCAT: análisis de los servicios de emergencias prehospitalarios en Cataluña

Authors: Escalada, Xavier; Sánchez, Pere; Hernández, Ricard; Gené, Emili; Jacob, Javier; Alonso, Gilberto; Rimbau, Pere; +8 Authors

Estudio SEPHCAT: análisis de los servicios de emergencias prehospitalarios en Cataluña

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Objetivo. Describir las principales características de todos los servicios de emergencias prehospitalarios (SEPH) existentes en Cataluña. Método. Una encuestadora profesional entrevistó a los responsables clínicos de todos los SEPH de Cataluña. La encuesta fue preparada por los autores, y abordaba diversos aspectos organizativos, profesionales, laborales, formativos, docentes y de investigación. Las preguntas contenidas en la encuesta solo permitían respuestas cerradas, y hacían referencia a la situación en 2015. Resultados. Se identificaron 13 SEPH (11 públicos, 2 privados), que recibieron 2.482.627 consultas (16,4% a SEPH privados) y realizaron 943.849 atenciones (11,8% por SEPH privados). Había 336 bases de soporte vital básico y 73 de avanzado, con instalaciones mayoritariamente consideradas de tamaño suficiente y calidad buena. Se contrataron 1.374.845 horas anuales (753.995 de médico y 620.850 de enfermero), el 23,4% de ellas por SEPH privados, que globalmente corresponderían a 815 puestos de trabajo a jornada completa (447 de médico, 368 de enfermero). La dotación de médicos/enfermeros era relativamente estable durante el día, pero decaía un 31%/9% de madrugada. La especialidad médica mayoritaria era medicina familiar y comunitaria (56,8%), el 21,3% no tenía formación especializada, y el 6,5% tenía título de doctor. Había médicos/enfermeros profesores universitarios de grado en el 61,5%/46,2% de los SEPH; y de postgrado en el 46,2%/84,6%. Recibían estudiantes de medicina/enfermería en prácticas de grado el 15,4%/15,4% de los SEPH, y de postgrado el 69,2%/76,9%. Conclusiones. La actividad de los SEPH en Cataluña es elevada; un 12% la desarrollan SEPH privados, y globalmente implica a un número alto de médicos y enfermeros, los cuales además desarrollan un rol docente y, en menor medida, investigador.

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Emergency medical services, Catalonia, Infermeria, Serveis d'urgències mèdiques, Catalunya, Nursing

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