This Atlas is funded by the project ‘Care for patients with chronic conditions in the NHS: Space-time evolution of potentially avoidable hospitalisations, by basic health area and healthcare areas (Healthcare Research Fund PI 1400786, Carlos III Health Institute, Lead researcher Enrique Bernal Delgado), by the Research Network on Health Services in Chronic Conditions (REDISSEC), the Carlos III Health Institute and the Instituto Aragonés de Ciencias de la Salud
The Atlas of Diabetes Healthcare in Aragon includes the Atlas for Diabetes Care Monitoring and the Atlas of Pharmaceutical Prescription in Diabetes.
Both atlases describe the health care received by the diabetic population in Navarrain terms of care provision, care outcomes and complications in the former and in terms of the pharmacological treatment prescribed in the latter.
The Atlas of Diabetes Healthcare in Aragon includes the Atlas for Diabetes Care Monitoring and the Atlas of Pharmaceutical Prescription in Diabetes.
Both atlases describe the health care received by the diabetic population in Aragon in terms of care provision, care outcomes and complications in the former and in terms of the pharmacological treatment prescribed in the latter.
The Atlas of pharmaceutical prescription in diabetes describes the health care received by the diabetic population in Canarias in terms of the pharmacological treatment prescribed.
The different sections compare the results of the indicators at basic health zone and health area level between men and women and between populations with different socioeconomic levels.
Update: September 2023
The healthcare services research unit of the Instituto Aragonés de Ciencias de la Salud reports the variation in and the evolution of the healthcare given by the Health System through the Atlas of Variations in Medical Practice in the Spanish NHS.
This Atlas makes it possible to view the care given to patients with diabetes in each autonomous community.
The indicators chosen for the development of this Atlas of Potentially Avoidable Hospitalisations for chronic conditions 2018-2020 are: hospitalisations for acute complications of diabetes (CAD), hospitalisations for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), hospitalisations for congestive heart failure (CHF), hospitalisations for dehydration (DH), emergency hospitalisations for non-primary and non-procedural angina (Angina) and hospitalisations for adult asthma (Asthma).
The healthcare services research unit of the Instituto Aragonés de Ciencias de la Salud reports the variation in and the evolution of the healthcare given by the Health System through the Atlas of Variations in Medical Practice in the Spanish NHS.
This Atlas makes it possible to view the care given to patients with diabetes in each autonomous community.
The healthcare services research unit of the Instituto Aragonés de Ciencias de la Salud reports the variation in and the evolution of the healthcare given by the Health System through the Atlas of Variations in Medical Practice in the Spanish NHS.
This Atlas makes it possible to view the care given to patients with diabetes in each autonomous community.
The healthcare services research unit of the Instituto Aragonés de Ciencias de la Salud reports the variation in and the evolution of the healthcare given by the Health System through the Atlas of Variations in Medical Practice in the Spanish NHS.
This Atlas makes it possible to view the care given to patients with diabetes in each autonomous community.
The healthcare services research unit of the Instituto Aragonés de Ciencias de la Salud reports the variation in and the evolution of the healthcare given by the Health System through the Atlas of Variations in Medical Practice in the Spanish NHS.
This Atlas makes it possible to view the care given to patients with diabetes in each autonomous community.
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Atlas VPM, coordinated by IACS, is recognized by the Spanish Ministry of Health and Social Services and Equality as a privileged source (“Registro de Utilidad”) for the National Health System.
