Effect of a model based on education and teleassistance for the management of obstetric emergencies in 10 rural populations from Colombia.

María Fernanda EscobarMaría Paula EchavarriaJuan Carlos GallegoNatalia RiascosHilda VasquezDaniela NasnerStephanie PabonZindy Alexandra CastroDidier Augusto CardonaAna Milena CastroIsabella RamosMaría Antonia HincapieJuan Pedro KusanovicDiana Marcela Martínez-RuízJavier Andrés Carvajal

Published in: Digital health (2022)

The implementation of a model based on education and teleassistance between low-complexity hospitals and tertiary care centers generated changes in indicators that reflect greater access to rural areas, lower morbidity at the time of admission, and a decrease in the total number of emergency events.

Keyphrases

healthcare
tertiary care
quality improvement
emergency department
primary care
public health
pregnant women
emergency medical