Ordu Women And Children's Hospital Emergency Clinic to Applicant Evaluation of Children's patients

Abstract

Purpose: 0-15 years of pediatric patients who were admitted to the emergency clinic sociodemographic characteristics, reasons for application, the applications from cities and towns in the area of emergency by determining the child to provide better service, we aim to contribute. Method: Retrospective study is a descriptive qualitative study. December 31, 2007 between 1 July and six-month period on the Army and Children's Hospital emergency clinic nursing home between the ages of 0-15 who were admitted to the pediatric patients included in the study were 16851st. The patients sociodemographic characteristics, reason for application, provincial and district from which applications were evaluated. Results: The most frequent reasons for emergency clinic in girls and boys in the first two rows and arthralgia had tonsillitis. Respectively, in girls otitis media, upper respiratory tract infection and acute gastroenteritis, son of otitis media, sinusitis, was followed upper respiratory tract infection first place. The most common reasons for application in the 0-3 age group, otitis media (68%), 4-7 years, 8-11 years and 12-15 age group has tonsillitis. 2751 was off-center application, the 18.02% diagnosed with tonsillitis, 14.54% children were diagnosed as pharyngitis Conclusions: The results of this study were admitted to the emergency distribution of pediatric patients have been put forward, and primary care staff working in emergency services and hospital units in the training of in-service training programs for emergency cases were admitted to the program for pediatric patients in the guide can do.