• Rev Med Chir Soc Med Nat Iasi · Jul 2013

    Some observations on the optimization of pre-hospital emergency medical services from the city of Iasi, Romania.

    • M Manole, Odetta Duma, Maria Alexandra Custură, and Alina Manole.
    • Discipline of Public Health and Management, University of Medicine and Pharmacy "Grigore T. Popa"- lasi.
    • Rev Med Chir Soc Med Nat Iasi. 2013 Jul 1; 117 (3): 758-63.

    UnlabelledIn the lasi City, with a population of 825,100 inhabitants, the number of requests for ambulance service has increased steadily for the past 17 years. One of the determining factors could be the development of the primary health care prevention.Material And MethodsWe take into study some factors which consider influencing the reorganization of emergency medical systems in the lasi City territory.ResultsAccording to the spatial analyzes, distribution of health units in lasi City is concentrated type, developing in the downtown area, where there is also a high accessibility to health care services. There are some areas with a high population density, have low accessibility to hospital units, due to the presence of spatial network railroad as a spatial barrier, limiting interaction with other areas of the city.ConclusionsThe analysis of optimization concept of Medical Services in a city like lasi is about the challenge to understand the impact of the population health towards the development and organizing the territory, and, interrelated, how we can improve the population health by the best possible organization.

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