• Ugeskrift for laeger · Feb 2013

    [Danish emergency departments are not staffed by consultants 24/7].

    • Julie Mackenhauer, Cecilie Møller, Alexander Fjældstad, Rebecca Østervig, Ayhan Al Kole, Lars Folkestad, Peter Hallas, Mikkel Brabrand, Anders Møllekær, and Hans Kirkegaard.
    • Center for Akutforskning, Aarhus Universitet, Denmark. julmac@rm.dk
    • Ugeskr. Laeg. 2013 Feb 18;175(8):491-4.

    AbstractThe Danish health care system is undergoing a major reorganisation, resulting in fewer emergency departments (ED) with consultants in attendance 24/7. This questionnaire-based study evaluates the status of the reorganisation with emphasis on physician attendance and recruitment. 76% of the EDs are not staffed by consultants 24/7, 51% report difficulties in recruiting qualified personnel and 33% report problems connected to retaining them. 71% believe that a specialty in emergency medicine could help solve these problems. Danish EDs do not comply with the visions of the reorganisation plan.

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