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L’Humanitas di Rozzano e l’ospedale universitario delle Marche si confermano come i due ospedali che hanno fornito migliori cure. Bene anche il Careggi di Firenze e il Gemelli di Roma
La linea di punta della ricerca è fare vaccini personalizzati
Ire, scelte da team dedicato tracciando profilo preciso malattia
La depressione causa +39% di mortalità ma il 70% dei pazienti non riceve le cure
Sindacato Aupi: ‘dopo l’approvazione della Regione Sicilia’
Sindacato Aupi: ‘dopo l’approvazione della Regione Sicilia’
Eseguita al Negrar su due casi, cruciale su organi in movimento
Studio, software aggiornato preciso al 100% sul melanoma
Sono 1745 realtà secondo primo censimento Libro Bianco Ropi
Oncologi, ‘intercetta i fattori che li promuovono, dai geni all’infiammazione’
Martinelli, ‘stiamo scoprendo l’importanza della prevenzione anche per tale ambito’
Objectives
Same day emergency care (SDEC) is a new model of care, which has emerged over the past 5 years, building on prior ambulatory care services. The National Health Service (NHS) England National Strategy for SDEC suggests SDEC can meet local health needs by providing alternatives to emergency department attendance or hospital admission, for people with an urgent healthcare need, beyond the limited scope of an urgent treatment centre. This review focuses on acute medical SDEC, as medical patients represent a significant proportion of emergency admissions. The planned scoping review aims to map the existing evidence base.
Methods and analysis
This is a protocol for a scoping review to be conducted in accordance with the format of the Joanna Briggs Institute (JBI) methodology for scoping reviews. The databases to be searched will include EMBASE, MEDLINE and CINAHL, via EBSCOhost. Sources of unpublished studies, policies and grey literature will include Google Scholar, the Cochrane Library, TRIP database, ProQuest Dissertations and Theses Open, and the Health Management Information Consortium. Papers relating to acute medicine adult patients attending NHS SDEC services in the UK will be included. International papers will be excluded, as will those over 5 years old, and those where full text is not available. The results of the search and study inclusion/exclusion process will be reported and presented in a Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-analyses (PRISMA) flow diagram. Data will be extracted from papers included in the scoping review by two reviewers, using a JBI data extraction tool. Any differences of opinion will be discussed until consensus is reached. If needed, a third reviewer will be asked to join the review team to achieve consensus. Data and themes extracted will be summarised and presented in tables. A narrative thematic summary will accompany the presented results, describing how the results relate to the review objective. Literature gaps will be identified and recommendations for future research made.
Ethics and dissemination
There is no requirement for ethical approval for this scoping review. On completion, it will be published in a peer-reviewed academic journal and presented at a conference.
Il docente oggi a presentazione del rapporto Registro tumori Fvg
“Orgoglio per le campagne di prevenzione nel primo anno”
Il 6 ottobre presso la Scuola Agraria del Parco di Monza incontro sulle esperienze di lavoro inclusivo
Aieop, 4 progetti sull’oncoematologia pediatrica
