| Avtor/Urednik | Brcar, Polona; Suhadolc, Poldka; Zavrl-Džananović, Darinka | |
| Naslov | Zdravstveno varstvo šolskih otrok in mladine | |
| Prevedeni naslov | Health services for schoolchildren and youth | |
| Tip | članek | |
| Vir | Zdrav Vars | |
| Vol. in št. | Letnik 39, št. Suppl 1 | |
| Leto izdaje | 2000 | |
| Obseg | str. 121-40 | |
| Jezik | slo | |
| Abstrakt | The Department for Research into the Health of Schoolchildren and Young People at the Institute of Public Health of the Republic of Slovenia (IPH RS) carried out regular monitoring of the medical staff provision for schoolchildren, the extent of work done and the state of health of schoolchildren and young people. The data covers children from the first year of primary school to completion of regular secondary education, i.e. from 7 to 19 years of age. Using the reports produced by providers of primary health care for schoolchildren and young people, regional Institutes of Public Health prepare semi-annual and annual reports and send them to the IPH RS. The data they contain are from computer-supported outpatient health care statistics, reports on periodic medical examinations of schoolchildren and reports on the work of the health care service for schoolchildren and young people (health care staff and hours of work). Calculated on the basis of hours of work, the primary health care doctor-pupil ratio was 1 to 2,202, the registered nursepupil ratio 1 to 3,710 and the state enrolled nurse-pupil ratio 1 to 2,062. With regard to national norms (a minimal target ratio of 1 doctor, 1 RN and 1 SEN per 2,200 young people), only the Ljubljana, Maribor, Murska Sobota and Nova Gorica regions have a ratio which is better than the national target ratio. RNs are in the shortest supply: not one region meets the target standards. The shortage of SENs is slightly less acute, although their number in the Ravne, Novo mesto and Celje regions remains below the target standards. (Abstract truncated at 2000 characters) | |
| Izvleček | Na Oddelku za raziskovanje zdravja šolskih otrok in mladine IVZ RS redno spremljamo preskrbljenost šolskih otrok in mladine z zdravstvenim osebjem na primarni ravni, obseg opravljenega dela in zdravstveno stanje šolskih otrok in mladine. V obravnavo so zajeti mladi od vstopa v šolo do zaključenega rednega srednješolskega izobraževanja, praviloma od 7. do vključno 19. leta starosti. Na osnovi poročil, ki jih izvajalci zdravstvenega varstva šolskih otrok in mladine pošiljajo območnim zavodom za zdravstveno varstvo, ti pripravijo polletna in letna zbirna poročila, ki jih posredujejo IVZ RS. Prikazani podatki so iz računalniško podprtih poročil zunajbolnišnične zdravstvene statistike, poročil o izvršenih sistematičnih pregledih šolskih otrok in iz poročil o delu službe za zdravstveno varstvo šolskih otrok in mladine samo še za kadre in delovne ure. Preskrbljenost šolskih otrok in mladine z zdravniki, zaposlenimi v zdravstvenem varstvu šolskih otrok in mladine v Sloveniji, je 2202 mladih na 1 zdravnika, izračunanega iz ur. Preskrbljenost z višjimi medicinskimi sestrami je 3710, s srednjimi medicinskimi sestrami pa 2062 mladih na 1 višjo oz. 1 srednjo medicinsko sestro, izračunano iz opravljenih ur. Glede na nacionalne normative (minimalni 2200 mladih na 1 zdravnika, 1 višjo in 1 srednjo medicinsko sestro) beležijo boljšo preskrbljenost z zdravniki le Ijubljanska, mariborska, murskosoboška in novogoriška regija. Najslabša je preskrbljenost z višjimi medicinskimi sestrami, saj niti ena regija ne dosega normativa. Boljša je preskrbljenost s srednjimi medicinskimi sestrami, še vedno pa normativa ne dosegajo ravenska, novomeška in celjska regija. (Izvleček skrajšan pri 2000 znakih) | |
| Deskriptorji | SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES ADOLESCENT HEALTH SERVICES CHILD ADOLESCENCE HEALTH SURVEYS HEALTH STATUS SLOVENIA |