Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic in German Trauma Centres and Geriatric Trauma Centres DGU
Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic in German Trauma Centres and Geriatric Trauma Centres DGU
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DOI：
10.1055/a-1333-4099
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发表时间：
2021-02-01
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Ruchholtz, Steffen
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作者：
Schoeneberg, Carsten;Eschbach, Daphne-Asimenia;Ruchholtz, Steffen
背景COVID 19疫情对所有社会系统，尤其是医疗系统构成重大挑战。在一项国际研究中，德国创伤中心DGU和老年创伤中心DGU被问及他们的situation.Method的调查问卷从英语翻译成德语，并发送给所有的联系人。结果692个中心中有71个中心参与了本研究。68%的医院遵守了政府关于避免选择性治疗的指示，其余医院只进行紧急选择性治疗。创伤患者的数量也有所下降。在超过90%的医院中，只有0-4%的股骨近端骨折患者的COVID-19检测呈阳性。这些医院中有84%已经或将要出现财政赤字。几乎所有的医院都组织起来，并准备与他们的个人和/或基础设施的资源，他们possess.Conclusion我们的问卷调查显示，大流行对创伤中心DGU和老年创伤中心DGU的巨大影响。医院预计会有经济损失。几乎所有的医院都提供了人员和基础设施资源，用于抗击这一流行病，与国际标准相比，德国取得了更好的成果。
Background The COVID 19 pandemic is a major challenge to all social systems, particularly the healthcare system. Within an international study, German Trauma Centres DGU and Geriatric Trauma Centres DGU have been questioned about their situation.Method The questionnaire was translated from English into German and sent to all contacts. The evaluation was performed descriptively.Results 71 of 692 centres participated in this study. Government instructions to avoid elective treatments have been adhered to by 68% of the hospitals, and the remaining performed only urgent elective treatments. There was also a decline in the number of traumatological patients. In more than 90% of the hospitals, only 0-4% of all patients treated for proximal femur fracture were tested positive for COVID-19. It appears that 84% of these hospitals have or will have financial deficits. Almost all hospitals were organised and ready to fight the pandemic with their personal and/or infrastructural resources they possess.Conclusion Our questionnaire shows that the pandemic had an enormous effect on Trauma Centres DGU and Geriatric Trauma Centres DGU. The hospitals expect financial losses. Almost all the hospitals have provided personal and infrastructural resources to be used in the fight against the pandemic with a better outcome in Germany in comparison with international standards.