物理治疗师主导的风湿病分诊的可行性:随机研究

Janet H Roberts, Cheri Gun, Jennifer E Mackinnon, Susan Parlee, Volodko Bakowsky, Trudy Taylor, Claire E H Barber, John G Hanly
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由于全球风湿病学人才短缺,对风湿病学评估的需求往往超过了及时提供医疗服务的能力。对转诊患者进行准确分流对于确保有限资源的合理利用非常重要。我们在一家三级风湿病诊所评估了物理治疗师主导的分诊的可行性,与风湿病学家对关节疼痛转诊患者的常规分诊相比,物理治疗师主导的分诊采用了标准化方案,可识别炎症性关节炎(IA)病例。
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Feasibility of physiotherapist-led rheumatology triage: A randomized study.
Given global shortages in the rheumatology workforce, the demand for rheumatology assessment often exceeds the capacity to provide timely access to care. Accurate triage of patient referrals is important to ensure appropriate utilization of finite resources. We assessed the feasibility of physiotherapist-led triage utilizing a standardized protocol, in identifying cases of inflammatory arthritis (IA), as compared to usual rheumatologist triage of referrals for joint pain, in a tertiary care rheumatology clinic.
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