ANALYSIS OF ORGANIZATIONAL COMPONENTS OF EMERGENCY MEDICAL CARE FOR PATIENTS WITH ACUTE CORONARY SYNDROME IN POLTAVA REGION OF UKRAINE

Abstract

The aim of our research was to study the structure of patients with acute coronary syndrome and determine the organizational components of medical care for patients with suspected acute coronary syndrome in Poltava region. Material and methods: For our study was on the one hand statistical reports of health care institutions for 2016-2018, and on the other – a survey of doctors and paramedics of emergency medical care teams on tactics management of patients with AMI. The methodological apparatus used to achieve the set goals was based on the determination of relative values and analysis of time series. Results: The number of patients hospitalized with acute coronary syndrome is growing every year: from 82 people in 2012 to 489 in 2018. According to the monitoring conducted in Poltava region, emergency medical care for patients with acute coronary syndrome with ST segment elevation in 2018 in the cities was provided in the amount of 717, while in rural areas – 288. Conclusions: Data from the analysis of emergency medical care for patients with acute coronary syndrome showed that among patients with ST-segment elevation, urban residents predominate; in 90.6% of cases, the time to the patient’s hospitalization was less than 120 minutes.