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• W2076991383 abstract "Las vías clínicas (VC) son herramientas para coordinar el trabajo asistencial, reducir la variabilidad entre el personal sanitario y mejorar la atención y el cuidado del paciente. La esclerosis múltiple (EM) es una enfermedad neurológica crónica que afecta a pacientes jóvenes y es incapacitante. El objetivo es desarrollar una vía clínica para mejorar el diagnóstico, el tratamiento y la atención de los pacientes con EM y, asimismo, facilitar la coordinación de todos los especialistas implicados en este proceso. Siguiendo el modelo FOCUS-PDCA se organiza un equipo de trabajo integrado por diferentes profesionales implicados en la atención del paciente con EM. Se realiza una revisión bibliográfica exhaustiva y se llega a consenso; así, se diseñan los documentos de la VC con base en la evidencia científica. Se crea una vía clínica compuesta por los siguientes elementos: una matriz temporal con una serie de anexos para ordenar el proceso diagnóstico y el tratamiento, un impreso de información a los pacientes sobre las pruebas diagnósticas, una hoja de información sobre la enfermedad y un mapa de procesos, una encuesta de evaluación de la calidad percibida y un documento con indicadores de calidad para evaluar la VC. El desarrollo de una VC de EM facilita la atención multidisciplinaria y mejora la calidad asistencial. Esta propuesta es novedosa al enfocar la atención integral de la EM desde su inicio, tanto en aspectos diagnósticos como terapéuticos, incluyendo el ámbito ambulatorio. Clinical pathways are standard health care methods to coordinate clinical work, reduce inter-clinician variability, improve patient care and increase staff and patient satisfaction. The aim of this study is to develop a clinical pathway capable of organising and developing standard procedures for diagnosis, treatment and care in patients with multiple sclerosis and to coordinate all medical specialists involved in this disease. A multidisciplinary unit for the care of MS patients was developed. All of them and quality specialists analysed some international evidence-based studies, clinical guides, international guidelines and other clinical neurological pathways in several meetings and designed several documents for the clinical pathways. A clinical pathway was created consisting of a scientific-technical framework, which arranges the care in relation to the diagnosis and reatment. The framework is accompanied by various patient-information documents on the disease, an information sheet on diagnostic procedures and a map of the process. Quality standards were established to achieve continuous improvement in patient care. A clinical pathway for the care of MS patients in a multidisciplinary unit homogenises and organises the care which the MSpatient should receive from the initial symptoms to the progressive stages. This clinical pathway improves the quality of patient care, reduces the variability in work protocols and rationalises the use of the available health care resources." @default.
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