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Praxismanagement und Arbeitsschutz während der Influenza-Pandemie 2009/2010 - Eine Umfrage unter 1150 Ärzten der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Influenza am Robert Koch-Institut

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Praxismanagement und Arbeitsschutz während der Influenza-Pandemie 2009/2010 - Eine Umfrage unter 1150 Ärzten der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Influenza am Robert Koch-Institut

Auteurs : U. Rexroth ; S. Buda

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Background: In preparation of an influenza pandemic, public health authorities and professional organisations recommend physicians to change practice management for patients with acute respiratory infections (ARI), in order to reduce transmission and protect practice staff. This study evaluates the implementation of these recommendations during the influenza pandemic 2009/10. Methods: In 2010, we sent a standardised paper-and-pencil questionnaire on information sources, practice management, occupational safety and vaccination to physicians participating in the national sentinel syndromic influenza surveillance in Germany. Taken measures were compared according to specialisation of physicians. Results: Out of 1150 physicians, 760 replied (66%). The recommendations were considered reasonable by 64%. Physicians used hand disinfection (76%), gloves (62%) and facial masks (52%) more frequently than usual. Overall, 68% changed their practice management during the pandemic. Physicians separated ARI patients spatially (74%) and in time (38%) from others. In 72%, physicians were vaccinated against pandemic influenza. The physicians found time and effort spent on the sentinel appropriate (82 %), even during the influenza pandemic. Paediatricians considered the recommendations less practicable than GPs or internists. Conclusion: The majority of participating physicians considered the recommendations on occupational safety reasonable and changed their practice management accordingly. However, the recommendations might not reflect the special needs of paediatricians.

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ET : (Occupational Health and Practice Management of Primary Care Practitioners during Influenza Pandemic 2009/10 in Germany - A Survey of 1150 Physicians Participating in Syndromic Influenza Surveillance at Robert Koch Institute)
GT : Praxismanagement und Arbeitsschutz während der Influenza-Pandemie 2009/2010 - Eine Umfrage unter 1150 Ärzten der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Influenza am Robert Koch-Institut
AU : REXROTH (U.); BUDA (S.)
AF : Robert Koch-Institut, Arbeitsgemeinschaft Influenza, Fachgebiet 36 (Respiratorisch übertragene Erkrankungen)/Berlin/Allemagne (1 aut., 2 aut.); Postgraduiertenausbildung für angewandte Epidemiologie (PAE) und European Programme for Intervention Epidemiology Training (EPIET)/Allemagne (1 aut.)
DT : Publication en série; Niveau analytique
SO : Das Gesundheitswesen : (Stuttgart. Thieme); ISSN 0941-3790; Allemagne; Da. 2014; Vol. 76; No. 10; Pp. 670-675; Abs. anglais; Bibl. 12 ref.
LA : Allemand
EA : Background: In preparation of an influenza pandemic, public health authorities and professional organisations recommend physicians to change practice management for patients with acute respiratory infections (ARI), in order to reduce transmission and protect practice staff. This study evaluates the implementation of these recommendations during the influenza pandemic 2009/10. Methods: In 2010, we sent a standardised paper-and-pencil questionnaire on information sources, practice management, occupational safety and vaccination to physicians participating in the national sentinel syndromic influenza surveillance in Germany. Taken measures were compared according to specialisation of physicians. Results: Out of 1150 physicians, 760 replied (66%). The recommendations were considered reasonable by 64%. Physicians used hand disinfection (76%), gloves (62%) and facial masks (52%) more frequently than usual. Overall, 68% changed their practice management during the pandemic. Physicians separated ARI patients spatially (74%) and in time (38%) from others. In 72%, physicians were vaccinated against pandemic influenza. The physicians found time and effort spent on the sentinel appropriate (82 %), even during the influenza pandemic. Paediatricians considered the recommendations less practicable than GPs or internists. Conclusion: The majority of participating physicians considered the recommendations on occupational safety reasonable and changed their practice management accordingly. However, the recommendations might not reflect the special needs of paediatricians.
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FG : Europe
ED : Labour protection; Occupational medicine; Professional practice; Clinical management; General practitioner; Health staff; 2009; Public health; Germany; Surveillance; Survey; Vaccine; Prevention; Immunoprophylaxis; Evaluation; Primary health care
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<ET>(Occupational Health and Practice Management of Primary Care Practitioners during Influenza Pandemic 2009/10 in Germany - A Survey of 1150 Physicians Participating in Syndromic Influenza Surveillance at Robert Koch Institute)</ET>
<GT>Praxismanagement und Arbeitsschutz während der Influenza-Pandemie 2009/2010 - Eine Umfrage unter 1150 Ärzten der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Influenza am Robert Koch-Institut</GT>
<AU>REXROTH (U.); BUDA (S.)</AU>
<AF>Robert Koch-Institut, Arbeitsgemeinschaft Influenza, Fachgebiet 36 (Respiratorisch übertragene Erkrankungen)/Berlin/Allemagne (1 aut., 2 aut.); Postgraduiertenausbildung für angewandte Epidemiologie (PAE) und European Programme for Intervention Epidemiology Training (EPIET)/Allemagne (1 aut.)</AF>
<DT>Publication en série; Niveau analytique</DT>
<SO>Das Gesundheitswesen : (Stuttgart. Thieme); ISSN 0941-3790; Allemagne; Da. 2014; Vol. 76; No. 10; Pp. 670-675; Abs. anglais; Bibl. 12 ref.</SO>
<LA>Allemand</LA>
<EA>Background: In preparation of an influenza pandemic, public health authorities and professional organisations recommend physicians to change practice management for patients with acute respiratory infections (ARI), in order to reduce transmission and protect practice staff. This study evaluates the implementation of these recommendations during the influenza pandemic 2009/10. Methods: In 2010, we sent a standardised paper-and-pencil questionnaire on information sources, practice management, occupational safety and vaccination to physicians participating in the national sentinel syndromic influenza surveillance in Germany. Taken measures were compared according to specialisation of physicians. Results: Out of 1150 physicians, 760 replied (66%). The recommendations were considered reasonable by 64%. Physicians used hand disinfection (76%), gloves (62%) and facial masks (52%) more frequently than usual. Overall, 68% changed their practice management during the pandemic. Physicians separated ARI patients spatially (74%) and in time (38%) from others. In 72%, physicians were vaccinated against pandemic influenza. The physicians found time and effort spent on the sentinel appropriate (82 %), even during the influenza pandemic. Paediatricians considered the recommendations less practicable than GPs or internists. Conclusion: The majority of participating physicians considered the recommendations on occupational safety reasonable and changed their practice management accordingly. However, the recommendations might not reflect the special needs of paediatricians.</EA>
<CC>760L; 760E; 760C</CC>
<FD>Protection travail; Médecine du travail; Pratique professionnelle; Conduite à tenir; Médecin généraliste; Personnel sanitaire; 2009; Santé publique; Allemagne; Surveillance; Enquête; Vaccin; Prévention; Immunoprophylaxie; Evaluation; Grippe pandémique; Soins de santé primaires</FD>
<FG>Europe</FG>
<ED>Labour protection; Occupational medicine; Professional practice; Clinical management; General practitioner; Health staff; 2009; Public health; Germany; Surveillance; Survey; Vaccine; Prevention; Immunoprophylaxis; Evaluation; Primary health care</ED>
<EG>Europe</EG>
<SD>Proteción trabajo; Medicina ocupacional; Práctica profesional; Actitud médica; Medico general; Personal sanitario; 2009; Salud pública; Alemania; Vigilancia; Encuesta; Vacuna; Prevención; Inmunoprofilaxia; Evaluación; Cuidados salud primaria</SD>
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