RELACIÓN DE LA RATIO EN PROFESIONALES SANITARIOS Y LA MORBILIDAD EN PERSONAS DE EDAD AVANZADA
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2024-06-07
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Jaén: Universidad de Jaén
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(ES)Se ha realizado el estudio de la relación de la ratio de profesionales sanitarios con
respecto a la morbilidad de las personas mayores de 65 años, donde se ha visto la existencia de
esta, reflejándose en los índices de fragilidad (física, psíquica y social) y en la calidad sanitaria.
Además, ratios enfermeras situadas por debajo de las recomendaciones institucionales crea en los
profesionales sintomatología negativa (agotamiento, despersonalización, menor rendimiento
laboral, exhaustividad emocional o menor investigación científica) acentuada en el área geriátrica.
Asimismo, el lugar de residencia (rural o urbano) y el sexo influirá en la calidad y serviciossanitarios
recibidos por el usuario. Vemos variaciones en índices de polimedicación, muerte solitaria del
anciano, prevención primaria y secundaria entre otros determinantes.
(EN)We have carried out the study of the relationship of the ratio of health professionals with respect to the morbidity of people over 65 years of age, where the existence of this has been seen, reflected in the frailty indices (physical, mental and social) and in the sanitary quality. In addition, nursing ratios below institutional recommendations create negative symptoms in professionals (exhaustion, depersonalization, lower work performance, emotional exhaustion or less scientific research) accentuated in the geriatric area. Likewise, the place of residence (rural or urban) and gender will influence the quality and health services received by the user. We see variations in rates of polypharmacy, solitary death of the elderly, primary and secondary prevention among other determinants.
(EN)We have carried out the study of the relationship of the ratio of health professionals with respect to the morbidity of people over 65 years of age, where the existence of this has been seen, reflected in the frailty indices (physical, mental and social) and in the sanitary quality. In addition, nursing ratios below institutional recommendations create negative symptoms in professionals (exhaustion, depersonalization, lower work performance, emotional exhaustion or less scientific research) accentuated in the geriatric area. Likewise, the place of residence (rural or urban) and gender will influence the quality and health services received by the user. We see variations in rates of polypharmacy, solitary death of the elderly, primary and secondary prevention among other determinants.