Innovación en Medicina Intensiva: Yes, we must

Blanch, L.; Palomar, Glòria

doi:10.1016/j.medin.2012.11.007

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“…Today, the region is not only behind the developed economies (grouped in the OECD) in health spending per capita -1,109 dollars versus 4,701-, but 22 of 27 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean are below the average in terms of its effectiveness in health spending. And 12 of them, almost half of the total, in the bottom 25% of the entire study [12,13].…”

Section: Mortality In Pediatric Intensive Care Unitsmentioning

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Problematic of Intensive Care Units in Venezuela

Huniades¹

2022

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Critical care corresponds to the contemporary stage and includes automated multi-parameter monitoring for the management of patients with multi-organ impairment, complementary tests, devices for basic and advanced bedside support, and a multidisciplinary clinical team. Insufficient financing and inefficiencies in the allocation and use of available resources for health care represent important challenges in moving towards equity and financial protection. In fact, the average public spending on health (GPS) in the Region of the Americas is around 4% of the gross domestic product (GDP), a very low level compared to the 8% that the countries of the Americas allocate on average. The sixth edition of the Venezuela National Hospital Survey (ENH), collects information from 40 hospitals in the 24 states of the country. In the National Survey of Hospitals 2018, it can be seen in the Operative / Non-existent services line that 20% of the units are inoperative in Intensive Care Units for adults, 70% have intermittent failures and only 9% are 100% functional. . In relation to Pediatric Intensive Care, it is observed that 4% are inoperative and 95% have intermittent failures and the Emergency areas 5% are inoperative and 95% have intermittent failures. During 2019, both adult and pediatric Intensive Care Units maintained a pattern of operation between 10 and 20% of closed units, between 65 and 70% of open units and between 10 and 15% with intermittent operation.

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Section: Mortality In Pediatric Intensive Care Unitsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Problematic of Intensive Care Units in Venezuela

Huniades¹

2022

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“…Recientemente se están poniendo en marcha formas innovadoras de compra que incluyen esquemas de «riesgo compartido» entre el hospital y la empresa proveedora, con el doble objetivo de dar acceso a las terapias de tecnología compleja y reducir el riesgo financiero, condicionando el reembolso del producto a los resultados previstos y acordados en el contrato (resultados de salud, ahorro, etc.) 14 . La implementación de estos esquemas, sin embargo, puede ser compleja y a la vez costosa, ya que la gestión de los datos necesarios para llevar a cabo estos acuerdos obliga a nuevos desarrollos de gestión y explotación de estos 15 .…”

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Innovación y transferencia tecnológica en ciencias de la salud: Una visión transversal

Blanch¹,

Guerra²,

Lanuza³

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Medicina Intensiva

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“…We must therefore reorient translation research and also exploit our knowledge to promote innovation studies that enable faster application in clinical practice. Innovation studies can lead to benefits for professionals, institutions, and society [4]. …”

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