Improving the organization of specialized and high-tech medical care for patients with acute cerebral circulatory disorders on the example of the Almaty region
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.56294/saludcyt2024.583Keywords:
Stroke, Cerebrovascular Diseases, Telemedicine, Thrombolytic Therapy, Non-Traumatic Intracranial HaemorrhageAbstract
Introduction: acute disorders of cerebral circulation are currently one of the main socio-medical problems of clinical neurology.
Objective: to conduct a comprehensive review of relevant literature sources regarding the state of the organisation of medical care for patients with acute cerebral circulatory disorders in the Almaty region, the role of stroke centres in providing high-tech medical services, the results of the application of telemedicine achievements in this area and the search for ways to improve established practices.
Method: analysis, systematisation, induction, bibliographic, generalisation, method of analogy, and synthesis.
Results: examines the features of the organisation of assistance to people with acute cerebral circulatory disorders in the Almaty region and analyses the model of a stratified three-level system of stroke centres in the Republic of Kazakhstan. The prospects of applying modern achievements of telemedicine in the field of emergency neurology and neurosurgery are analysed. The main global trends in the organisation of assistance to people with acute cerebral circulatory disorders are highlighted, and the prospects for further integration of a number of information technologies and mobile stroke centres in Kazakhstan in general and the Almaty region in particular are highlighted.
Conclusions: the result of the study is a comprehensive analysis of modern scientific literature on the topic of optimising the provision of specialised and high-tech care to patients with acute cerebral circulatory disorders in the example of the Almaty region
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