Brodsky L, Anwar R A, DiAngi S
Medical College of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia 19129.
JACEP. 1978 Oct;7(10):358-60. doi: 10.1016/s0361-1124(78)80224-x.
An alternative follow-up system, a Continuing Emergency Care clinic (CEC) was developed at The Medical College of Pennsylvania in an attempt to increase emergency department patient compliance for follow-up. One year after the CEC was in operation, in an attempt to determine variables influencing the effectiveness of the clinic, a total of 375 emergency department patients given follow-up appointments to the CEC were studied. Results showed that a change in the structure of the clinic appointment and a shift in the line of responsibility for follow-up care directly to the emergency physician are two major variables positively affecting patient compliance.
宾夕法尼亚医学院开发了一种替代随访系统——持续急诊护理诊所(CEC),旨在提高急诊科患者的随访依从性。CEC运营一年后,为了确定影响该诊所有效性的变量,对总共375名被安排到CEC进行随访的急诊科患者进行了研究。结果表明,诊所预约结构的改变以及将随访护理的责任直接转移给急诊医生是对患者依从性产生积极影响的两个主要变量。