Factores de inasistencia en pacientes con artritis en la IPS Integral Solutions Bogota 2019

Abstract

In the IPS INTEGRAL SOLUTIONS SD SAS a sample of users was analyzed to determine the factors of absence from the arthritis program in patients between 45 years and older, trying to identify the characteristics sociodemographic of the same, through a descriptive study with retrospective cross-section, using the Hanlon methodology. The results obtained reflected that the causes of the absence of the population were focused on 66% in women as the most non-attending and, 33% of men indicate low income that does not allow them to have the same Availability of time to go to consultation or not to be a priority for users. 81% of the population lives or reports that their residence is in the area urban and 19% in rural areas and according to what was analyzed, the people who fail the most to the consultation are those of the urban area, this in opposition to what was said by several authors and studies that were described in the theoretical framework, because in addition it can be concluded that the distance for this specific population is not a factor taxpayer for non-attendance in the case of the rural area. It can be concluded that the actions by the EAPB in reference, monitoring and channeling through health promoters suffer from continuous actions for non-attending patients and this is based on the results obtained in the present study. The population has low empowerment when it comes to managing their condition health, risks and consequences, since 53% indicate that sometimes or never receive an education, only 38% consider it important to attend their check-ups scheduled and 55% reported knowing more or less or very little about their sequels or consequences.