Optimising Cardiology Ambulatory Care Pathways: A Comprehensive Approach to Admission Avoidance and Timely Intervention in a Post-Pandemic Healthcare Landscape.

Q3 Medicine
Acute Medicine Pub Date : 2024-01-01
Ken Teh, Claire MacLeod, Ross T Campbell, David Murdoch, Kenneth Mangion, Faheem Ahmad
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Abstract

Introduction: Cardiovascular diseases are a substantial burden on healthcare systems, contributing significantly to avoidable hospital admissions. We propose a Cardiology Ambulatory Care Pathway.

Methods: Conducted a 1 month study redirecting admission streams from primary and emergency care, into a Cardiology Ambulatory Care Hub providing triage in Hot Clinic, and access to a Multi-Modal Testing Platform.

Results: 98 patients were referred to the Ambulatory Care Hub, 91 of which avoided admission. 52 patients received care in the cardiology hub, 38 of which required further testing.

Conclusion: We successfully streamlined various service streams, reducing admissions, and improving patient outcomes. Outpatient CTCA, ambulatory ECG, and echocardiography proved instrumental. We project a cost saving of £53,379 per month in bed days (£640,556 annual saving).

优化心脏病非住院治疗路径:在大流行后的医疗保健环境中避免入院和及时干预的综合方法。
导言:心血管疾病是医疗系统的沉重负担,也是导致可避免的入院治疗的重要原因。我们提出了心脏病非住院医疗路径:我们开展了一项为期 1 个月的研究,将入院患者从初级和急诊转入心脏病非住院医疗中心,该中心在热门诊提供分诊服务,并提供多模式检测平台:98名患者被转诊至非住院医疗中心,其中91人避免了入院治疗。52名患者在心脏病中心接受了治疗,其中38人需要进一步检测:我们成功地简化了各种服务流程,减少了入院次数,改善了患者的治疗效果。事实证明,门诊 CTCA、门诊心电图和超声心动图检查发挥了重要作用。我们预计每月住院日可节省成本 53,379 英镑(每年可节省 640,556 英镑)。
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Acute Medicine
Acute Medicine Medicine-Emergency Medicine
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