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Resumen
Antecedentes. La saturación de los Servicios de Emergencia (SE) representa una gran preocupación en Italia. Los usuarios frecuentes (UF) contribuyen a dicha saturación, desperdiciando recursos sanitarios. Objetivo. Describir las características de los UF y evaluar la confiabilidad de los sistemas de información de los SE. Diseño. Estudio retrospectivo unicéntrico observacional. Métodos. Análisis cuali-cuantitativo de las historias clínicas de los ingresos de los UF a los SE en un período de 15 meses en un Hospital Universitario de Italia. Conclusiones. Adoptar un enfoque centrado en el paciente y orientado a las condiciones crónicas podría dar lugar a información más detallada y a una mejor gestión de los UF.
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