Morrison W G, Pennycook A G, Makower R M, Swann I J
Department of Accident and Emergency Medicine, Glasgow Royal Infirmary.
J R Soc Med. 1990 Apr;83(4):237-40. doi: 10.1177/014107689008300412.
In an attempt to establish what the general practitioner expects from an accident and emergency department, and how closely the service provided correlates with that view, a 12-point questionnaire was sent to the general practitioners in the Glasgow Royal Infirmary catchment area. Out of the 61.2% of general practitioners who replied, the majority wish to have responsibility for their own patients for conditions which are neither accidents nor emergencies. There is less agreement as to how much should be done within an accident and emergency department and on the appropriate modes of referral and communication between the general practitioner and the hospital service. Further consultation and cooperation are necessary to interpret and resolve these differences.
为了确定全科医生对急症室的期望,以及所提供的服务与这种期望的契合程度,向格拉斯哥皇家医院服务区域内的全科医生发放了一份包含12个问题的调查问卷。在回复问卷的61.2%的全科医生中,大多数人希望对自己的患者中既非意外也非急症的病症负责。对于急症室应开展多少工作,以及全科医生与医院服务之间合适的转诊和沟通方式,意见分歧较大。需要进一步协商与合作来解释和解决这些差异。