Hat die Zahl der in einer Arztpraxis behandelten Demenzpatienten Einfluss auf die Kontinuität der Behandlung mit Antidementiva?

 

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Ziel Untersuchung des Einflusses der Fallzahl von Patienten mit Demenz (PmD) in Haus- und Facharztpraxen auf die Kontinuität der Behandlung mit Antidementiva.

Methodik Zeitraum 2004 – 2013: 1116 Hausarztpraxen, 200 Facharztpraxen, 37 178 PmD; Beobachtungszeit: 36 Monate. Praxisgruppen mit 1 – 9, 10 – 20, 21 – 49 und ≥ 50 PmD.

Ergebnisse Bei durchschnittlich 150 behandelten PmD/Praxis ist die Behandlungskontinuität größer als bei 5 PmD/Praxis (73,6 % vs. 42,1 %). Neben der Fallzahl hat die Spezialisierung, nicht jedoch die Praxisgröße Einfluss auf die Behandlungskontinuität.

Schlussfolgerung Praxen mit mehr als 50 antidementiv behandelten PmD weisen eine größere Behandlungskontinuität auf. Die Behandlungskontinuität wird durch die Einbeziehung von Fachärzten erhöht.

Abstract

Objective The goal of this study is to investigate the impact of the number of dementia cases in general and specialist practices on the continuity of treatment with antidementia drugs.

Methodology Period between 2004 and 2013: 1116 general practices, 200 specialist practices, 37 178 dementia cases; observation period: 36 months. Practice groups with 1 – 9, 10 – 20, 21-s49, and ≥ 50 dementia cases.

Results The treatment continuity is higher in practices with an average of 150 dementia cases than in practices with five dementia cases (73.6 % vs. 42.1 %). In addition to the number of cases, treatment continuity is also affected by the specialization, but not by the practice size.

Conclusion Practices with more than 50 patients treated with antidementia drugs exhibit greater treatment continuity. Treatment continuity is increased if specialists are involved in the treatment.

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