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• W2990721787 abstract "Abstract Background The increasing prevalence of chronic diseases, the decline in medical demography, the ramp up of new information and diagnosis technologies, together with the growing health social inequalities urge decision makers to rethink the access to emergency care units (ECU) and reduce the rate of multiple admissions, especially for people living in vulnerable conditions. Beyond the medical causes of access to ECU, it is crucial to understand the psychosocial representations of patients and health professionals. Methods 23 socially vulnerable patients who have already been admitted within the last 3 months and ECU health/social professionals were interviewed face-to-face by a psychosocial scientist using a semi-directed approach, in 3 hospitals. The thematic content of data was analyzed in order to identify salient social representations of access to ECU. Results 27 themes emerged to understand the issue of the access to ECU, joining into 5 main categories: perceived needs for access to ECU, perception of precariousness, the relationship of patients and professionals with the healthcare system, the shared experience of aggressiveness in ECU, expectations in post-emergency support. As regards the needs for access to ICU, several issues were identified: exemption from making upfront payments, needs for listening, support, reinsurance, privacy and consideration of emergency professionals, referral by general practitioners (GP), difficult access to GP, needs for immediacy and timely healthcare services, permanent opening of ECU. As regards the experience of ECU professionals: ambivalent emotions towards socially vulnerable patients, a recurrence of passages leading to a reduced medical attention, a feeling of failure to care for vulnerable patients, coping strategies in caring for these patients. Conclusions Our results bring several leads to improve the organization and the management of healthcare in ECU and in primary care for socially vulnerable patients. Key messages To identify the psychosocial rationales of access to emergency care units provides several leads to build a more efficient healthcare policy and reduce the burden of overloaded services. To reduce the overburden of emergency services can only be achieved by a global approach of the access to both emergency and primary care and a better support after emergency discharge." @default.
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• W2990721787 date "2019-11-01" @default.
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• W2990721787 title "Access to emergency care units by socially vulnerable patients: a qualitative research" @default.
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