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• W3048477528 abstract "espanolIntroduccion: La pandemia por Covid-19 llevo a la necesidad de tomar medidas de contencion masivas, pero llevo a una disminucionde consultas, estudios diagnosticos y tratamientos y en internaciones por eventos cardiovasculares, encefalovascularesy cancer.Objetivo: Conocer el acceso a la atencion medica e informacion sanitaria en pacientes con enfermedades cardiovascularesdurante el aislamiento social obligatorio y preventivo en Argentina.Resultados: Se evaluaron 1487 encuestas. La edad media fue de 56,17 (DE ± 14,0) y el 66,8% de los encuestados eran de sexofemenino. El 38,9% residian en Gran Buenos Aires; el 27,1%, en la Ciudad Autonoma de Buenos Aires. La principal enfermedadcardiovascular reportada como mas frecuente fue la hipertension arterial (52,1%); el 42% dijo haber necesitado atencionmedica; y el 57,9% no pudo acceder, lo que, en el 68,2%, se debio al sistema de salud. Solo el 16,4% no requirio asistencia pormiedo al COVID-19. El 72% necesito recetas, y el 13% no las consiguio. Accedieron con normalidad a vacunacion el 41,4%. Elaislamiento social obligatorio fue cumplido por el 92,4%. Finalmente, el 54,6% se sintio desprotegidos por el sistema de salud.Conclusiones: Creemos que es de vital importancia garantizar el acceso de la poblacion con enfermedades cardiovascularescronicas, al sistema de salud con el fin de adecuar los controles y minimizar las internaciones por descompensacion, dado quese trata de una poblacion de riesgo. EnglishBackground: The COVID-19 pandemic led to the implementation of massive lockdown measures producing a reduction inconsultations, diagnostic tests, treatments and admissions for cardiovascular and cerebrovascular events and cancer.Objective: The aim of this study was to determine the access to medical care and health care information in patients withcardiovascular diseases during social, preventive, and mandatory confinement in Argentina.Results: A total of 1,487 surveys were analyzed. Mean age was 56.17 ± 14.0 years; 66.8% of survey respondents were women,38.9% lived in the Greater Buenos Aires area and 27.1 % in the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires. The most commonlyreported main cardiovascular disease was hypertension (52.1%); 42% required medical care and 57.9% could not access toconsultation due to issues related with the health system in 68.2% of cases. Only 16.4% did not request medical care for fearof becoming infected with COVID-19. Seventy-two percent required prescriptions and 13% did not obtain them. Access tovaccination was normal in 41.4% of respondents. Social mandatory isolation was respected in 92.4% of cases. Finally, 54.6%of the surveyed population felt unprotected by the health system.Conclusions: We believe that access of the population with chronic cardiovascular diseases to the health system should bewarranted in order to adapt monitoring and minimize hospitalization due to decompensation in this high-risk population." @default.
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• W3048477528 date "2020-06-01" @default.
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• W3048477528 title "Los riesgos de ser un paciente con enfermedad cardiovascular en época del COVID-19. Encuesta de la Fundación Cardiológica Argentina" @default.
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