New prescribing powers for Polish nurses and midwives in relation to ICNP®

Grabowska, Hanna; Grabowski, Władysław; Flis, Agata; Gaworska‐Krzemińska, Aleksandra

doi:10.4467/20842627oz.18.010.9080

2018

DOI: 10.4467/20842627oz.18.010.9080

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New prescribing powers for Polish nurses and midwives in relation to ICNP®

Hanna Grabowska

Władysław Grabowski

Agata Flis

et al.

Abstract: In January 2016 Polish nurses and midwives were granted new powers to prescribe medications and food of special purposes, as well as to issue referrals for several diagnostic tests and prescriptions for reimbursed medical products. The aim of this paper is to present the possibility to describe the process of prescribing medications using the international language of nursing practice ICNP®. International Classification for Nursing Practice (ICNP®) is a unified glossary of referential terms for nursing practic… Show more

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Syphilis in Poland in 2020

Niedźwiedzka-Stadnik

Zakrzewska

2022

Przegl Epidemiol

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PURPOSE. The aim of the study was to assess the epidemiological situation of syphilis cases in Poland in 2020 in comparison to previous years. MATERIAL AND METHODS. Analysis of the epidemiological situation was based on case-based data from reports of newly detected syphilis cases received from doctors and laboratories in 2020. Additionally aggregated data from MZ-56 reports on infectious diseases, infections and poisoning from 2014 to 2018 sent from Sanitary Inspections to NIPH NIH –NRI was used. Also, data about treatment patients in dermatology/venerology clinics in 2020 reported on MZ-14 forms and published in statistics bulletin on Ministry of Health on e-health system website (actually: https://e-zdrowie.gov.pl; https://cez.gov.pl) and NIPH NIH – NRI website were used. RESULTS. In 2020 in Poland 686 newly diagnosed syphilis cases were reported (diagnosis rate was 1.79 per 100,000), including 18 cases among non-Polish citizens. The frequency of newly detected syphilis cases decreased by 54.6% compared to the previous year and similar decreased 52.5% compared to the median in 2014-2018 years. The syphilis cases were most often detected in the age group between 20 and 39 years (68.9%) and among men (86.2%). On the other hand, places where syphilis cases are treated, reported 1,529 cases – less by 4% than in 2019 year, including 979 cases on early stage of syphilis. CONCLUSION. In 2020, the number of reported a newly detected syphilis cases decreased more than by half compared to the previous year, what is probably related to the COVID-19 pandemic and action taken to reduce it. A huge difference in some regions in Poland for diagnosis rates and not visible a significant decrease in the number of treated person, indicate on problem with reporting a newly diagnosed infections, as a main explanation about increasing observed in 2020.

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Syphilis in Poland in 2020

Niedźwiedzka-Stadnik

Zakrzewska

2022

Przegl Epidemiol

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The Framework of the Pilot Project for Testing a Telemedicine Model in the Field of Chronic Diseases – Health Challenges and Justification of the Project Implementation

Tański,

Stapkiewicz,

Szalonka

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Polski Merkuriusz Lekarski

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Aim: To present the essentials of the pilot project for testing a telemedicine model in the field of chronic diseases, along with a snapshot of the health challenges. Materials and Methods: This review paper use the synthetic method summarizing the main objectives of the telemedicine project in the field of chronic diseases with a focus on COPD. The described project will have a pilot character and is aimed at clinical verification through the implementation of a new method and accompanying organizational and technological solutions (platform, devices) in an area where current models and schemes of therapeutic and diagnostic support were insufficient. The main (primary) outcome will be the leveling of social inequalities in health by reducing the residence and income factor in access to screening and medical services through the use of telemedicine. Conclusions: Implementation of telemedicine solutions creates an opportunity for patients diagnosed with COPD and their families by improving access to specialized medical care. With early detection of COPD exacerbation symptoms (deterioration of remotely monitored spirometric parameters), it will be possible to introduce appropriate preventive measures for these patients offsetting the adverse consequences.

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New prescribing powers for Polish nurses and midwives in relation to ICNP®

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Syphilis in Poland in 2020

Syphilis in Poland in 2020

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