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Peter C Smith¹, Rodrigo Araya-Guerra, Caroline Bublitz

¹Department of Family Medicine, University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, Denver, USA. peter.smith@uchsc.edu

|February 3, 2005

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Los médicos de atención primaria a menudo encuentran información clínica faltante, lo que afecta la atención al paciente y conduce a retrasos. Este estudio pone de relieve la necesidad de mejores sistemas de información para mejorar la seguridad del paciente y la coordinación de la atención.

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Área de la Ciencia:

Servicios de salud Servicios de salud Investigación Investigación.
La informática clínica es una informática clínica.
La seguridad del paciente.

Sus antecedentes:

La coordinación de la atención primaria se basa en gran medida en la información clínica completa.
La falta de información clínica es una barrera conocida, pero no se ha estudiado ampliamente en los entornos de atención primaria.

Objetivo del estudio:

Investigar y describir las experiencias y percepciones de los médicos de atención primaria sobre la falta de información clínica durante las visitas a los pacientes.

Principales métodos:

Se administró una encuesta transversal a 253 médicos en 32 clínicas de atención primaria.
Se recopilaron datos de 1614 visitas de pacientes, documentando la frecuencia, el tipo y el impacto percibido de la información clínica faltante.

Principales resultados:

Los médicos informaron que faltaba información en el 13,6% de las visitas, incluidos los resultados del laboratorio, la correspondencia y los detalles de la medicación.
La información faltante a menudo era externa al sistema clínico, con un 44% percibido como probable que cause efectos adversos y un 59,5% como lo que lleva a retrasos o servicios adicionales.
Se pasó tiempo buscando datos faltantes, y factores como nuevos pacientes, múltiples problemas médicos y la falta de registros electrónicos completos se asociaron con tasas de notificación más altas.

Conclusiones:

La falta de información clínica es un problema frecuente en la atención primaria, que consume recursos y potencialmente daña a los pacientes.
Se recomienda realizar más investigaciones para validar estos hallazgos y explorar las causas y consecuencias de la falta de información a través de estudios prospectivos.