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New Yorker Examines Causes Of Rising Health Care Costs; Highlights McAllen, Texas
In a recent New Yorker essay, physician Atul Gawande examines the rising cost of health care in the U.S. and how controlling those costs is a central issue as lawmakers prepare health care overhaul legislation. Gawande compares hospitals in McAllen, Texas -- which is in the county with the lowest household income nationwide but has one of the most expensive health care markets in the U.S. -- with hospitals in other parts of the country that have lower costs but higher quality of care. He writes, "McAllen and other cities like it have to be weaned away from their untenably fragmented, quantity-driven systems of health care, step by step," which means rewarding physicians and hospitals that "collaborate to increase prevention and the quality of care, while discouraging overtreatment, undertreatment and sheer profiteering" (Gawande, New Yorker, 6/1).
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Focus On Rapid Medical Response To Improve The Quality Of Healthcare And Drive The Ambulance Services Market In Europe, According To Frost & Sullivan

Pre-hospital emergency care in the form of ambulances is one of the key factors improving the quality of healthcare across Europe. As emergency cases are on the rise due to epidemiological reasons, accidents and terrorist activities, ambulance services are being accorded high priority by healthcare providers. To ensure efficiency and enhance ambulance services, healthcare providers need to increase the number of vehicles, impart proper training and incorporate technologically advanced devices in ambulances. New analysis from Frost & Sullivan, Ambulances Services Market in Europe, provides insights into ambulances services, vehicle types as well as air ambulance services. In this research, Frost & Sullivan"s expert analysts thoroughly examine the following markets: vehicle ambulances and air ambulances in Western Europe. "The future of the ambulances services market in Europe will be determined principally by healthcare initiatives in individual countries," notes Frost & Sullivan. "As the incidence of heart attacks, strokes and road accidents rises, the onus of providing rapid and efficient patient treatment falls on healthcare authorities." Ambulance services offer immediate medical care in case of emergencies. As the incidence of strokes, heart attacks and accidents escalates, it is imperative for healthcare systems to ensure proper and efficient medical care at the site of the incident or on the way to the emergency department. Healthcare systems across Europe have realised the importance of a well-developed ambulance system - including land-, air- and boat-based emergency services. Efforts are ongoing to enhance such services with additional staff training and the inclusion of advanced technologies. Healthcare authorities are aware of the importance of having a highly developed ambulance service. However, the sector is plagued by complex legislation and regulations at regional levels, usually related to ambulance equipment and staff requirements/training. In addition, advanced technologies such as telemedicine and GIS are dependent on regional regulations, making it harder for their effective integration with ambulances. "It is important for healthcare systems to focus on providing immediate relief to patients, rather than make changes to regulations," states Frost & Sullivan. "As time is the most important factor in saving a patient"s life, incorporating advanced technologies will drastically reduce mortality rates." For medical device manufacturers, the best way to optimise the ambulance market for their products is to design their products such that they work durably within the rough environment of an ambulance. "Medical devices are used within the ambulance while it is in motion and hence more emphasis is given to features such as ruggedness, compactness, short start time and easy training," concludes the Frost & Sullivan research. "Equally important is the ability to be hooked to an IT system or telemedicine network." Frost & Sullivan÷ 


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