Current Research in Emergency Medicine
[ ISSN : 2832-5699 ]
Possibilities of the Buurtzorg Model in Emergency Care
1Nursing Department, Federal University of Sergipe, Lagarto, Sergipe, Brazil
2Department of Nursing, Fluminense Federal University, Niterói, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
3Executive Director of Laços Saúde, Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Corresponding Authors
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Opinion
Population getting aged is a worldwide phenomenon. Statistical data show the growing curve of this population in the world. The epidemiological transition of aging will reflect in the increase on the demand for health services, with more hospital admissions and greater risks, which impact on costs that could cost 30% of GDP in 2050 [1].
Population getting aged is a worldwide phenomenon. Statistical data show the growing curve of this population in the world. The epidemiological transition of aging will reflect in the increase on the demand for health services, with more hospital admissions and greater risks, which impact on costs that could cost 30% of GDP in 2050 [1].
Population getting aged is a worldwide phenomenon. Statistical data show the growing curve of this population in the world. The epidemiological transition of aging will reflect in the increase on the demand for health services, with more hospital admissions and greater risks, which impact on costs that could cost 30% of GDP in 2050 [1].
Population getting aged is a worldwide phenomenon. Statistical data show the growing curve of this population in the world. The epidemiological transition of aging will reflect in the increase on the demand for health services, with more hospital admissions and greater risks, which impact on costs that could cost 30% of GDP in 2050 [1].
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citation: Pinheiro FGMS, Andrade ICS, Oliveira BGRB (2022) Possibilities of the Buurtzorg Model in Emergency Care. Curr Res Emerg Med 2: 1036