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Electronic Patient Records (EPR), Library Services (LS) and Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Meetings: Is it Not Time to Integrate Primary Care for the Better?

机译:电子病历(EPR),图书馆服务(LS)和多学科团队(MDT)会议:是不是时候整合基层医疗服务以改善状况了?

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Patients with Long-Term Conditions (LTCs) account for around 50% of General Practitioner (GP) appointments, 64% of outpatient appointments and 70% of hospital bed days. There needs to be a wider access to knowledge and understanding such as directories with information leaflets, documents, books on lifestyle, helpful contacts and sources to information that can support patients and the general public on the most important elements their health. This cannotbe achieved just through patients accessing their health records in sole. The objective of this paper is to 1) highlight the importance of integrating General Practice (GP), Electronic Patient Records (EPR) with Library Services (LS) and 2) also explore why it would be advantageous to implement patient-centred Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) meetings in primary care for patients with Long-Term Conditions (LTCs). This article provides a UK glance and how primary care services can be improved, integrating for the better. Having access to Electronic Patient Records (EPR) alone will not help or encourage a patient to gain confidence and/or understanding especially if patients are overwhelmed by their healthcare choices and Health Literacy (HL) complexities. Patients' whose first language is not English for example, approaching more methods to support HL is/will bechallenging. Library and Health Services partnerships should be initiated to allowing access to wider resources. In addition, patient-centred Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) meetings should be arranged at dedicated time points betweena doctor and patient/carer and these can take place in a private section within library setting involving wider participation in care plans. Given that more patients and the public will have opportunity to access their health records, a "Libraries and Health " partnership can help integrate primary healthcare better thus allowing all to access health-related literature, using books, leaflets and digital media in a comfortable environment in a setting that also has staff that can support with HL and technology. An EPR and MDT initiative should be supported with library and health partnerships; this needs to be encouraged.
机译:长期病患者(LTC)约占全科医师(GP)预约的50%,门诊预约的64%和住院天数的70%。需要更广泛地获取知识和理解,例如带有信息传单的目录,文件,关于生活方式的书籍,有用的联系人以及可以在患者和公众的健康最重要要素上提供支持的信息来源。仅仅通过患者单独访问其健康记录并不能实现这一点。本文的目的是:1)强调将全科医学(GP),电子病历(EPR)与图书馆服务(LS)相集成的重要性,以及2)还探讨为什么以患者为中心的多学科团队的优势( MDT)长期病患者(LTC)初级保健会议。本文提供了英国的概览,以及如何改善,更好地整合初级保健服务。单独访问电子病历(EPR)不会帮助或鼓励患者获得信心和/或理解,特别是如果患者因其医疗保健选择和健康素养(HL)复杂性不知所措。例如,母语不是英语的患者正在/将采用更多方法来支持HL具有挑战性。应该建立图书馆和卫生服务合作伙伴关系,以允许访问更广泛的资源。此外,应在医生和患者/护理人员之间的专用时间安排以患者为中心的多学科小组(MDT)会议,这些会议可以在图书馆内的私人区域内进行,涉及更广泛的护理计划参与。鉴于更多的患者和公众将有机会访问他们的健康记录,“图书馆与健康”的伙伴关系可以帮助更好地整合基础医疗保健,从而使所有人都可以在舒适的环境中使用书籍,传单和数字媒体来获取与健康相关的文献。在也有可以支持HL和技术支持的人员的环境中。 EPR和MDT计划应得到图书馆和卫生合作伙伴的支持;这需要鼓励。

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