ArticleUnfallchirurgie (Heidelberg, Germany)2025
[Centers for geriatric trauma DGU® : Distribution and development in Germany].
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Abstract
backgroundDue to the demographic changes, including the need for more orthogeriatric co-management, addressing the healthcare of geriatric patients is an important issue.
objectiveThe aim of this study was to create an overview of the fundamental characteristics of centers for geriatric trauma ATZ-DGU including the distribution of departments and cooperations as well as the level of trauma care. The distribution of sites across Germany was compared to hospital and population data.
methodsCertified German ATZ-DGU were assigned to Trauma Center DGU
resultsDue to cooperations 188 institutions formed 147 ATZ-DGU and 152 provided orthogeriatric co-management in domo. Of the facilities with trauma surgery departments 86% (n = 168) were certified as TCs (level II = 33% > III = 30% > I = 22%). The number of ATZ-DGU per German state was correlated with the number of hospitals (r
conclusionThe levels of trauma care revealed a distribution referring to the different focus of the two certificates: treatment of the severely injured vs. geriatric co-treatment. On average, the population in the new German states was older, while there were less ATZ-DGU; however, there seemed to be a slight tendency towards improvement.
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