ArticleAtencion primaria2025
[From words to deeds: Description and challenges in the implementation of social prescription in spanish primary care].
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objectiveTo analyze the evolution of the health policy framework regarding the deployment of community care services in primary care across different comunidades autónomas (CC. AA.) in Spain.
designA qualitative study. LOCATION: Comunidades autónomas, Spain.
participantsRegional representatives of the Programa de Actividades Comunitarias en Atención Primaria (PACAP).
methodsA qualitative study was conducted in three phases: The first phase, document review of community health plans and strategies from the 17 Spain's CC. AA.. The second phase, semi-structured interviews with regional representatives of the PACAP. The third phase, focus group with community health experts. Content analysis was used to identify key patterns and implementation challenges.
resultsThe 77.7% of CC. AA. Include community care in their health plans, but only 64.7% have formal PS. Aragon, Catalonia, and the Balearic Islands have integrated ABCD into electronic health records, while in other regions, recommendation and recording depend on individual professional interest. Barriers include lack of training, coordination with asset providers, and absence of impact evaluation indicators.
conclusionsEffective implementation of PS requires institutional support, standardization of indicators, and strengthening of intersectoral coordination spaces. Reducing regional inequalities in its application is key to ensuring a positive impact on community health at the national level.
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