Hi, Im Jill. Im 13 years old and I live in Middelburg. I play soccer 3 times a week. I have 2 dogs and two cats . My parents are divorced and I spend one week with my mom and one week with my dad. I also have a older brother.
I’m Chanelle, I’m 14 years old. I live in Middelburg. I like cooking. I have a dog and 2 chinchillas. My parents are divorced and there’s split custody. I also have a brother and 2 stepsisters.
Hello I’m Simone. I’m 13 years old. I live in Arnemuiden. I have 3 older brothers and 1 older sister and a dog. My hobby is korfball.
I am Sofie, I live in Koudekerke. I live there together with my 2 brothers, my parents and my 12 year old cat. I love cooking and I dance 3 times a week. I also do a lot of painting and drawing.
I’m Micha, I’m 13 years old. I live in Middelburg. My sport is taekwondo and I also play the guitar. I have one big sister and one little sister
This is our group.
I’m Chanelle, I’m 14 years old. I live in Middelburg. I like cooking. I have a dog and 2 chinchillas. My parents are divorced and there’s split custody. I also have a brother and 2 stepsisters.
Hello I’m Simone. I’m 13 years old. I live in Arnemuiden. I have 3 older brothers and 1 older sister and a dog. My hobby is korfball.
I am Sofie, I live in Koudekerke. I live there together with my 2 brothers, my parents and my 12 year old cat. I love cooking and I dance 3 times a week. I also do a lot of painting and drawing.
I’m Micha, I’m 13 years old. I live in Middelburg. My sport is taekwondo and I also play the guitar. I have one big sister and one little sister
This is our group.
Evidence of Communication
The organization of care and the management of care gave/given to patients in hospitalemergency services are issues discussed in different countries, due to the (related to the study ofwhat causes disease) and (change in people's ages, races, incomes, etc.) of the world's population.
The longer life of people/of the group and increased and death fromcerebrovascular and heart related sicknesses, for example, are factors that have added/have given to the increased rates of demand for care in those services, and encouraged the discussionabout the need for adoption of new care models in order to provide more complex and longcare
1,2) In Brazil, the National Policy for Care in Emergencies, established in 2006 and updated in2011, states that the care for users with acute conditions must be given at all ports of entry forservices of the Brought together (as one) Health System, enabling the resolution of veryimportant problems or moving (from one place to another) those clients, responsibly, to a morecomplex service, within a (related to certain things being ranked above or below other things) and controlled system, organized into (related to a large area) networks of care for emergenciesas links in a network of maintaining life in increasing levels of complex difficulty andresponsibility.
Emergency hospital services continue to be the place where unresolved or undiagnosedproblems at other levels of care come together.
For the largest parts of people/of the group who do not have regular access to health careservice, hospital emergency rooms are the main other choice of care for the most (manydifferent kinds of people or things) situations, because in a common sense, these services gatheruseful things/valuable supplies that make them more decided/figured out, namely discussions(with other people), medicine, nursing procedures, lab tests and time in a hospitals.
4,5) As a result, it is watched/followed that noisy and crazy use, the overcrowding of emergencyservices, and the lack of hospital beds cause (more than two, but not a lot of) (problems, delays, etc.) of care, both for patients and the healthcare team.
2,4) Specifically (related to/looking at/thinking about) the nurses' performance in caremanagement for an emergency department, we highlight the need for a constant search fordevelopment of better (success plans/ways of reaching goals) to enable them to overcome thechallenges (forced (on people)/caused an inconvenient situation) by working in a (surroundingconditions) seen as the constant demand for care.
The longer life of people/of the group and increased and death fromcerebrovascular and heart related sicknesses, for example, are factors that have added/have given to the increased rates of demand for care in those services, and encouraged the discussionabout the need for adoption of new care models in order to provide more complex and longcare
1,2) In Brazil, the National Policy for Care in Emergencies, established in 2006 and updated in2011, states that the care for users with acute conditions must be given at all ports of entry forservices of the Brought together (as one) Health System, enabling the resolution of veryimportant problems or moving (from one place to another) those clients, responsibly, to a morecomplex service, within a (related to certain things being ranked above or below other things) and controlled system, organized into (related to a large area) networks of care for emergenciesas links in a network of maintaining life in increasing levels of complex difficulty andresponsibility.
Emergency hospital services continue to be the place where unresolved or undiagnosedproblems at other levels of care come together.
For the largest parts of people/of the group who do not have regular access to health careservice, hospital emergency rooms are the main other choice of care for the most (manydifferent kinds of people or things) situations, because in a common sense, these services gatheruseful things/valuable supplies that make them more decided/figured out, namely discussions(with other people), medicine, nursing procedures, lab tests and time in a hospitals.
4,5) As a result, it is watched/followed that noisy and crazy use, the overcrowding of emergencyservices, and the lack of hospital beds cause (more than two, but not a lot of) (problems, delays, etc.) of care, both for patients and the healthcare team.
2,4) Specifically (related to/looking at/thinking about) the nurses' performance in caremanagement for an emergency department, we highlight the need for a constant search fordevelopment of better (success plans/ways of reaching goals) to enable them to overcome thechallenges (forced (on people)/caused an inconvenient situation) by working in a (surroundingconditions) seen as the constant demand for care.
Specialized treatment. (Chanelle)
Specialized treatment is when someone is trained for a specific purpose. Both the hospitals in Zeeland (ADRZ hospital in Goes and ADRZ hospital in Flushing) are specialized in several things such as: breast cancer, HIV treatment and Endocrine Diseases.
For some surgeries and treatments you will need to go to the Erasmus Medical Centre in Rotterdam. This hospital is bigger and has more beds than the hospitals in Flushing and Goes. This hospital also has a helipad which the hospitals nearby don’t have.
For some surgeries and treatments you will need to go to the Erasmus Medical Centre in Rotterdam. This hospital is bigger and has more beds than the hospitals in Flushing and Goes. This hospital also has a helipad which the hospitals nearby don’t have.
Various types of medical care. (Micha & Simone)
• Primary Care:
The first place patients go for medical care. The place you can go to if you have small healthcare problems or to check if you don’t have big health care problems.
• Specialty Care:
Care for a patient who has a health problem or illness that requires special knowledge. A place you can go to if you have a specific disease or if you need someone who is specialized in particularly body part or disease.
• Emergency Care:
The department of the hospital you can go to if you have healthcare problems or an accident and you need to take care of it immediately. Emergency care may take place in ambulances or other transportation vehicles.
• Urgent Care:
Urgent care is not life threatening, but is care for an illness or injury that needs immediate attention. Examples of urgent care are minor cuts or burns, stomachaches, sprains and ear infection.
• Long-term Care:
A place you can go to if you have a long term disease like Parkinson or dementia or you can’t take care of yourself. Long term care is a combination of medical, nursing and social care.
• Hospice Care:
Care that you get if you are towards the end of your life. The philosophy of hospice care is give physical, emotional, spiritual or social support a patient and their family.
• Mental Healthcare:
The place you can go to if you need help with a mental illness or emotional crises. Mental health treatment may include medication, psychotherapy or both.
The first place patients go for medical care. The place you can go to if you have small healthcare problems or to check if you don’t have big health care problems.
• Specialty Care:
Care for a patient who has a health problem or illness that requires special knowledge. A place you can go to if you have a specific disease or if you need someone who is specialized in particularly body part or disease.
• Emergency Care:
The department of the hospital you can go to if you have healthcare problems or an accident and you need to take care of it immediately. Emergency care may take place in ambulances or other transportation vehicles.
• Urgent Care:
Urgent care is not life threatening, but is care for an illness or injury that needs immediate attention. Examples of urgent care are minor cuts or burns, stomachaches, sprains and ear infection.
• Long-term Care:
A place you can go to if you have a long term disease like Parkinson or dementia or you can’t take care of yourself. Long term care is a combination of medical, nursing and social care.
• Hospice Care:
Care that you get if you are towards the end of your life. The philosophy of hospice care is give physical, emotional, spiritual or social support a patient and their family.
• Mental Healthcare:
The place you can go to if you need help with a mental illness or emotional crises. Mental health treatment may include medication, psychotherapy or both.
Medical assistance day and night. (Micha & Simone.
If something happened or something is happening you can always call 112, the emergency number. They will come as soon as possible. They are available day and night so you can always call them. At night there are less ambulance brothers but there is less traffic so they can come as fast as they can.
When you call 112 they will ask you if you need an ambulance, police or firemen. Both the police and firemen are also available day in night.
When you call 112 they will ask you if you need an ambulance, police or firemen. Both the police and firemen are also available day in night.
Short explanation about region. (Sofie & Jill)
If you need medical help you usually first go to a gp, and if it’s more serious the gp can send you to the hospital. And if it’s an emergency you can call 112.
Here in Zeeland there are 3 hospitals:
Admiraal De Ruyter Hospital- Goes, Vlissingen
ZorgSaam Antonius Hospital -Oostburg
And there are 10 pharmacies:
pharmacy Middelburg- Middelburg
Pharmacy Veersche Poort- Middelburg
BENU pharmacy- Vlissingen (Flushing)
BENU pharmacy- Middelburg
BENU pharmacy- Middelburg
Boots pharmacy Paauwenburg- Vlissingen (Flushing)
Boots pharmacy Papegaaienburg- Vlissingen (Flushing)
Pharmacy Koudekerke- Koudekerke
Pharmacy De Singel B.V.- vlissingen (flushing)
Pharmacy Souburg -Souburg
And we also have a few medical centers
Here in Zeeland there are 3 hospitals:
Admiraal De Ruyter Hospital- Goes, Vlissingen
ZorgSaam Antonius Hospital -Oostburg
And there are 10 pharmacies:
pharmacy Middelburg- Middelburg
Pharmacy Veersche Poort- Middelburg
BENU pharmacy- Vlissingen (Flushing)
BENU pharmacy- Middelburg
BENU pharmacy- Middelburg
Boots pharmacy Paauwenburg- Vlissingen (Flushing)
Boots pharmacy Papegaaienburg- Vlissingen (Flushing)
Pharmacy Koudekerke- Koudekerke
Pharmacy De Singel B.V.- vlissingen (flushing)
Pharmacy Souburg -Souburg
And we also have a few medical centers
Free treatment. (Chanelle)
Dutch patients can visit a primary care doctor for free. For a visit to the hospital, they will need to pay toward their deductible. The annual deductible is today capped at €385, although people can choose to pay a lower monthly premium in exchange for a higher deductible up to €885.
The basic health insurance covers basic care such as medical care, medicine and hospital stays. Additional health insurance will cost you more but covers extra things like dental card and physiotherapy.
You can go to a GP even when you’re not insured (yet). A GP cannot refuse giving you treatment. You might have to pay the cost off yourself. If you get insured shortly after you can send that bill the insurance company.
Even if you’re not insured you can go to a hospital for emergency care. The hospital also cannot refuse giving you treatment. If you are not insured you should have to pay these costs yourself. In theory should not happen, because it’s obligated to have health insurance. If you come from abroad it is very important that you have this insurance within 3 months. This time starts when you are registered or start working in the Netherlands.
The basic health insurance covers basic care such as medical care, medicine and hospital stays. Additional health insurance will cost you more but covers extra things like dental card and physiotherapy.
You can go to a GP even when you’re not insured (yet). A GP cannot refuse giving you treatment. You might have to pay the cost off yourself. If you get insured shortly after you can send that bill the insurance company.
Even if you’re not insured you can go to a hospital for emergency care. The hospital also cannot refuse giving you treatment. If you are not insured you should have to pay these costs yourself. In theory should not happen, because it’s obligated to have health insurance. If you come from abroad it is very important that you have this insurance within 3 months. This time starts when you are registered or start working in the Netherlands.
Eumind interviews. (Chanelle)
Chanelle, Jill, Sofie and Simone interviewed 4 people together. We could not interview all people we wanted to interview because of the corona virus.
Carina and Nelly work in Medical sectors. Esra and Gerda are normal citizens.
We used the first letter of their names to make it easy for you to see who gave which answer.
⁃ In your opinion, do you think there are enough medical facilities available in zeeland? And are they easily available day and night?
E: Yes. I think there are enough medical facilities available at all times.
N: Everything is always easily accessible when you need medical help.
C: I think there are plenty enough medical facilities available in Zeeland. Whenever someone in my area needs help, we can immediately go to the general practice center, also at night.
G: Yes, I think so. There is a health center that you can go to day and night
⁃ Is free medical treatment available for the poorer sections of the society? Elaborate.
E: Yes, we are all insured. A very good health system.
N: I don't think there are enough free treatments, everything goes off your deductible so it costs money.
C: Yes, people with lower incomes receive health care benefits. This allows people to insure themselves against medical expenses.
G: I think so because if you are sick and you have to go to the doctor and you cannot afford that, you will always be helped
⁃ Do you think the corona virus is treated good? If not, what would you change?
E: I don’t think there’s one solution to treat the virus. I’m no doctor, I trust the experts.
N: Yes it gets treated well. You can get tested right after you call.
C: I think the coronavirus is treated well enough. I don't know what could be done differently, nor what would be done better.
G: I'm glad I haven't had Corona yet, They've had it well researched by people who have studied for it I don't know what I would change I hope it will be over soon for all the sick people
⁃ What do you think about the masks and the 1.5 M rule?
E: The mask and distance rules aren’t easy but if they prevent spreading I will follow them.
N: The distancing rule should stay that way for now. The mask is annoying and makes you cough. It’s bad for your lungs. But it is the protocol so it is wise to wear.
C: I think everyone must abide by these rules. They are made to protect ourselves from the virus. They are also made to make the virus disappear faster.
G: I'm fine with that if we all follow the rules. It's not so nice if you wear it, but if they prescribe it and it helps, we have no choice
⁃ What do you think about corona virus getting more attention than other diseases or surgeries?
E: I think that surgeries and other diseases should get just as much attention as the virus.
C: It’s a bad virus. Ofcourse it gets a lot of attention. But other life threatening diseases should get the same amount of attention.
N: They have to get rid of the corona virus, so they get priority. But major operations must continue.
G: I don't think that's so good, but that's because there are too few medical staff
Carina and Nelly work in Medical sectors. Esra and Gerda are normal citizens.
We used the first letter of their names to make it easy for you to see who gave which answer.
⁃ In your opinion, do you think there are enough medical facilities available in zeeland? And are they easily available day and night?
E: Yes. I think there are enough medical facilities available at all times.
N: Everything is always easily accessible when you need medical help.
C: I think there are plenty enough medical facilities available in Zeeland. Whenever someone in my area needs help, we can immediately go to the general practice center, also at night.
G: Yes, I think so. There is a health center that you can go to day and night
⁃ Is free medical treatment available for the poorer sections of the society? Elaborate.
E: Yes, we are all insured. A very good health system.
N: I don't think there are enough free treatments, everything goes off your deductible so it costs money.
C: Yes, people with lower incomes receive health care benefits. This allows people to insure themselves against medical expenses.
G: I think so because if you are sick and you have to go to the doctor and you cannot afford that, you will always be helped
⁃ Do you think the corona virus is treated good? If not, what would you change?
E: I don’t think there’s one solution to treat the virus. I’m no doctor, I trust the experts.
N: Yes it gets treated well. You can get tested right after you call.
C: I think the coronavirus is treated well enough. I don't know what could be done differently, nor what would be done better.
G: I'm glad I haven't had Corona yet, They've had it well researched by people who have studied for it I don't know what I would change I hope it will be over soon for all the sick people
⁃ What do you think about the masks and the 1.5 M rule?
E: The mask and distance rules aren’t easy but if they prevent spreading I will follow them.
N: The distancing rule should stay that way for now. The mask is annoying and makes you cough. It’s bad for your lungs. But it is the protocol so it is wise to wear.
C: I think everyone must abide by these rules. They are made to protect ourselves from the virus. They are also made to make the virus disappear faster.
G: I'm fine with that if we all follow the rules. It's not so nice if you wear it, but if they prescribe it and it helps, we have no choice
⁃ What do you think about corona virus getting more attention than other diseases or surgeries?
E: I think that surgeries and other diseases should get just as much attention as the virus.
C: It’s a bad virus. Ofcourse it gets a lot of attention. But other life threatening diseases should get the same amount of attention.
N: They have to get rid of the corona virus, so they get priority. But major operations must continue.
G: I don't think that's so good, but that's because there are too few medical staff
Main question: how well do the medical facilities meet the needs of the people in your region? (Chanelle)
Our region has enough pharmacies, hospitals and other medical facilities to meet the needs of the citizens. The emergency phone number is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. From the interviews we’ve learned that all people around us also think that you can seek medical help at any time. If you don’t need to go to the hospital but do need medical help you can call your GP and they will help you.
According to our interviews most people think that there are enough free treatments for the poorer sections of the society. Everyone is insured and you will always get help.
Corona is handled well, all schools, shops, restaurants, bars, cafes, clubs, theatres, gyms, cinemas, swimming pools and more are closed. We can have one person over as a guest. People under 13 years old don’t count. Outside two people are allowed. We use masks in public areas. And keep 1.5 meters distance. Most people support these rules and follow them.
We think that when you need medical help, you will get it. Our system works well and meets the needs of people in our region.
According to our interviews most people think that there are enough free treatments for the poorer sections of the society. Everyone is insured and you will always get help.
Corona is handled well, all schools, shops, restaurants, bars, cafes, clubs, theatres, gyms, cinemas, swimming pools and more are closed. We can have one person over as a guest. People under 13 years old don’t count. Outside two people are allowed. We use masks in public areas. And keep 1.5 meters distance. Most people support these rules and follow them.
We think that when you need medical help, you will get it. Our system works well and meets the needs of people in our region.