Grupo para el Estudio de Pacientes Pluripatológicos y de Edad Avanzada de la Sociedad Española de Medicina Interna (grupo PPyEa de la SEMI)
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added by Máximo Bernabeu Wittel
4
Aug
2009
Somos un grupo de estudio enmarcado dentro de la sociedad científica de España, la SEMI. Todos los miembros estamos interesados en la formación e investigación en esta población emergente de pacientes con pluripatologíoa y de edad avanzada. Ya hemos organizado 4 reuniones de mucho éxito y estamos desarrollando DOS proyectos de investigación multicéntricos (PROFUND Y PALIAR), y un curso vía WEB sobre pluripatología y edad avanzada. OS inviatamos a todos a particiar y a incluiros como miembros.
- Goals Prevention:
- Funding for detection programs
- Goals Detection:
- Advances public education on the importance of early detection , Shows new evidence on the importance of early detection, including guidelines of effective practices , Provides registries and patients contact systems , Promotes early intervention through primary health care measures
- Goals Treatment:
- Develop basic elements for an integrated health system , Provides support health policies to facilitate the planning and integration at locally and regionally , Strengthens cooperative local groups to provide integral services , Improving access to health services across the entire spectrum, from prevention to treatment , Ensures the best quality of health services , Promotes the appropriate use of medicines , Promotes the training of health professionals , It facilitates the management by processes , Emphasizes the care of pluri-pathological and fragile patients , Promotes electronic health information systems to improve the quality of care
- Goals self-management:
- Refocuses the health system to support self-management , Promotes patient involvement in planning services , Improving support services with an emphasis on peer support, the disabled and carers , Allows home care , Allows remote support to patients and their carers from health professionals
8/12/2008
Progress
4/08/2009
