Interhospitaltransfer – Klinisches Vorgehen: Ausrüstung, Risiken und Komplikationen

Zusammenfassung

Interhospitaltransporte sind Bestandteil unseres Gesundheitssystems und tragen dazu bei, regionale Versorgungsunterschiede auszugleichen und für alle Patienten die bestmögliche Diagnostik und Behandlungsergebnisse zu erreichen. Damit die transportbedingten Risiken kalkulierbar bleiben, bedarf es adäquat geschulter Transportteams und modern ausgestatteter, den regionalen Bedürfnissen aber auch dem demographischen Wandel immer besser angepasster Transportmittel.

Abstract

Interhospitaltransfers are an integral part of German health care system and a prerequisite to provide specialist investigation, management and best possible outcome for all patients irrespective of regional differences in medical care. In order to reduce transport associated risks to a minimum, adequate specialized transport teams and modern equipped transport vehicles are needed better and better adapted to regional and demographic changes.

Schlüsselwörter:

Interhospitaltransport - Intensivtransportmobil - Transportteam - Komplikationen - Standard Operating Procedure

Keywords:

interhospital transfer - transport vehicle - specialized transport team - complication - standard operating procedure

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