Comparing costs and timing of ankle sprain care in two first-tier care systems.

Cirugia y cirujanos Pub Date : 2024-01-01 DOI:10.24875/CIRU.23000024

Arlette R Ordóñez-Flores, José J Rivera-Sánchez, M Valeria Jiménez-Baez, David Rojano-Mejía, Macedonia G Moreno-Tovar, Alma I Guerrero-Martínez

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Objective: To compare the costs of care and the opportunity of care for the management of grade I-II ankle sprain in two Family Medicine Units, one with rehabilitation service (FMU 13) and one without rehabilitation service (FMU 41).

Method: Observational analytical study, records with diagnosis of grade I-II ankle sprain attended at the FMU were included January-November 2021. Consultations were recorded in the emergency department, family medicine, rehabilitation, cabinet studies and time to grant the appointment in the rehabilitation service (opportunity of care), the Mann-Whitney U test was used to compare costs of care and timeliness of care.

Results: In FMU 41, care costs were higher compared to FMU 13 ($13,990 vs $8,063); however, this difference was not significant, as was the cost of care in family medicine, rehabilitation, and opportunity of care.

Conclusions: The costs of care and the opportunity of care were similar in both models of care (FMU 13-FMU 41) of grade I-II ankle sprain.

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比较两个一级护理系统中踝关节扭伤护理的成本和时间。

目的比较两家全科医疗单位（一家有康复服务（FMU 13），一家没有康复服务（FMU 41））治疗 I-II 级踝关节扭伤的护理成本和护理机会：方法：观察分析研究，纳入 2021 年 1 月至 11 月在全科医疗单位就诊的 I-II 级踝关节扭伤诊断记录。记录了急诊科、家庭医学科、康复科、内阁研究室的就诊情况以及康复服务预约时间（护理机会），采用曼-惠特尼U检验比较护理成本和护理及时性：结果：41号家庭医疗单元的护理成本高于13号家庭医疗单元（13 990美元对8 063美元），但这一差异并不显著，家庭医疗、康复和护理机会的护理成本也是如此：结论：I-II级踝关节扭伤的两种护理模式（FMU 13-FMU 41）的护理成本和护理机会相似。

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