在英国一家大医院的走廊里照顾的病人：病人、老人和悲伤的人。

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Acute Medicine Pub Date : 2024-01-01

E Barnes, N Ndlovu, L Knowles, V Price, C Subbe

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摘要

在英国各地的许多医院，急诊科走廊的病人护理正在正常化。急诊医学和急性医学的临床医生一直在讨论这种护理对病人的影响，以及对照顾他们的工作人员的“士气伤害”。虽然这篇论文的作者已经看到了在急诊科面对长时间等待的病人的护理延误造成伤害的证据，但我们认为这是第一个描述英国大型医院病例组合的分析。走廊的护理影响到各种疾病的患者；16%的患者NEWS为5或以上，67%是有虚弱迹象的老年患者，42%有精神健康问题或药物滥用史。

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Patients cared for in the Corridor of a large hospital in the United Kingdom: Sick, elderly, and sad.

Care of patients in corridors of emergency departments is being normalised in many hospitals across the United Kingdom. Clinicians within Emergency Medicine and Acute Medicine have been discussing the impact of this care on patients, as well as the 'morale injury' on the staff looking after them. Whilst the authors of this paper have seen evidence of harm caused by delays of care to patients facing long waits in the emergency department, we believe that this is the first analysis that describes the case mix in a large UK hospital. Care in corridors affected patients with a broad range of conditions; 16% had a NEWS of 5 or more, 67% were elderly patients with markers of frailty, and 42% had a history of mental health problems or substance abuse.

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Acute Medicine Medicine-Emergency Medicine

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