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<strong>KCE</strong> reports vol. 19B Urgences 91<br />

FIRST AUTHOR-<br />

YR-CTRY.<br />

HWANG U.-<br />

2004-USA.<br />

JERANT AF.-<br />

2003-USA.<br />

LATTIMER V.-<br />

1998-UK.<br />

OÊDONNELL<br />

C.-1999-<br />

SCOTLAND.<br />

TYPE STUDY OBJECTIVE(S) METHOD(S) RESULTS DISCUSSION<br />

Systematic<br />

litterature<br />

review.<br />

Randomized<br />

control<strong>le</strong>d trial.<br />

Block<br />

randomised<br />

control<strong>le</strong>d trial<br />

over 1 yr.<br />

Critical<br />

systematic<br />

review of<br />

current<br />

know<strong>le</strong>dge.<br />

Examining how ED overcrowding has<br />

been defined in the medical literature.<br />

Te<strong>le</strong>nursing as a model to reduce<br />

hospitalization for congestive heart<br />

failure: pat-outcome (readmission<br />

rate within 180 days) and nursing<br />

indicators.<br />

Determining the safety and<br />

effectiveness of nurse tel. consult in<br />

out of hours PC.<br />

Examining the radical changes of the<br />

out-of hours care in the new GPCOÊs<br />

from the PC-centers.<br />

Inclusion of reviews, original artic<strong>le</strong>s,<br />

editorials, dividing and subdividing those<br />

who defined explicitly or implicitly<br />

overcrowding of ED, and those as<br />

primarily or secondly referring to<br />

overcrowding in their methods and<br />

objectives.<br />

Comparing 3 post-hospitalization nursing<br />

care models: a) video-based te<strong>le</strong>care,b)<br />

tel. calls,c) usual care.<br />

1 yr,1 Gp-coop.(GPCO),all pats<br />

contacting out of hours recorded<br />

according to deaths within 7 d.of a<br />

contact; ED admission in the 24 hrs; ED<br />

attendance in the 3 d.after contact.<br />

Review of all new models of out of<br />

hours care(equity of access,tel.<br />

advices,home visit-centre<br />

attendance,quality of care): practice<br />

rota,GP employed in ED, nurse triage,<br />

GPCO, PC emeregency centers.<br />

58 % of artic<strong>le</strong>s were primarily referring. Of<br />

these 43 % had explicit definitions of crowding<br />

and over crowd. The definitions varied in content<br />

and focus(ED staff and waiting time, hospital<br />

beds, external hosp. factors)<br />

CHFailure readmission rates were lower in the<br />

te<strong>le</strong>nursing grps and these grps had significant<br />

fewer CHF-related ED visits.·In person visits 3<br />

times longer than te<strong>le</strong>visits. Selfcare adherence,<br />

med., health status, satisfaction similar.<br />

50 % of calls were managed without referral to<br />

GPs.69 % of erduction of tel. GP advice; 38 %<br />

reduction of pat. attendance at PC center;23 %<br />

reduction in home visits.<br />

Influence of age on use of out of hours care.More<br />

home visits for elderly,centre visits more<br />

common for children.-Satisfaction unc<strong>le</strong>arly<br />

matched with health outcome. Too litt<strong>le</strong> attentio,<br />

and comparaison with sing<strong>le</strong> handed GPÊs.<br />

A more consistent approach<br />

to define ED overcrowding<br />

would help to clarify the<br />

distinctions between causes,<br />

features and outcome of<br />

overcrowding.<br />

Te<strong>le</strong>nursing can reduce<br />

significantly CHF<br />

hospitalizations and allow<br />

increased frequency of<br />

communication with patients.<br />

Nurse tel. consults reduce<br />

significanly(50 %)l workload of<br />

GPs,not associated with an<br />

increase in the number of<br />

adverse events.Hence this<br />

model is safe and effective.<br />

Litt<strong>le</strong> is known about the<br />

relative merits of the different<br />

types of out of hours<br />

carecurrently provided and<br />

the differences between the<br />

rural and urban areas.A<br />

national comparaison of the<br />

quality and safety for<br />

health,satisfaction,<br />

socioeconomic differences, is<br />

planned in Scotland.

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