社论 - 国家医疗服务体系的紧急护理危机：还能恶化到什么程度？

Q3 Medicine

Acute Medicine Pub Date : 2022-01-01 DOI:10.52964/AMJA.0919

Tim Cooksley

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摘要

英国国家医疗服务体系（NHS）的紧急医疗服务正承受着难以承受的压力。这种压力正日益对患者造成伤害。由于劳动力和医疗能力的限制，医院人满为患，往往无法为患者提供及时、优质的医疗服务。这导致工作人员士气低落，长期处于倦怠和高缺勤水平，目前这种情况占主导地位。虽然 COVID19 加剧了危机，甚至可以说是加速了危机的发展；但急诊和急救护理的螺旋式下降已经持续了十年之久，除非采取紧急行动，否则我们可能还未达到其最低点。

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Editorial - The NHS urgent and emergency care crisis: how much worse could it get?

NHS urgent and emergency care is under intolerable strain. This strain is increasingly causing harm to patients. Timely and high-quality patient care is often not being delivered due to overcrowding driven by workforce and capacity constraints. This drives low staff morale perpetuating burn out and high absence levels which currently dominate. Whilst COVID19 has accentuated and arguably expedited the crisis; the spiral of decline in urgent and emergency care has been decade long and unless urgent action is taken, we may not yet have reached its nadir.

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Acute Medicine Medicine-Emergency Medicine

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