菲律宾海员医疗遣返6526例的五年(2015-2019)随访研究。

IF 1.6 Q3 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH International Maritime Health Pub Date : 2023-01-01 DOI:10.5603/imh.96970
Antonio Roberto M Abaya, Jonathan P Chan, Jian Kenzo O Leal, Raymond Francis R Sarmiento, Saren Bongalonta-Roldan, Jaime Jose Lorenzo C De Rivera
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背景:关于海员医疗遣返的研究数量有限。该研究的目的是利用2015-2019年的数据,对2010-2014年的上一项研究进行跟进,以评估菲律宾海员医疗遣返的流行病学。材料和方法:2015年1月至2019年12月菲律宾海员遣返医疗记录数据来自马尼拉不同人员配备机构的各个索赔部门,菲律宾。结果:5年内共有6526例医疗遣返病例和46418次部署的数据显示,医疗遣返率为1.4%。我们使用国际疾病和相关健康问题统计分类(ICD-10)的第10次修订版来确定遣返的最常见原因。我们发现这些是肌肉骨骼疾病、胃肠道问题和创伤性损伤。介绍了每个器官系统的特定疾病的分布情况。结论:菲律宾人仍然是世界上人数最多的海员群体。对健康问题的持续分析应导致更好的健康协议和控制医疗成本。这也应该导致更好地优先考虑船上的健康保护和护理。在目前与《2006年海事公约》和《劳工公约》的实施相吻合的10年医疗遣返数据库中,迫切需要对这两个数据集进行比较,以便对公约的预期目标进行客观评估。
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Five-year (2015-2019) follow-up study of 6,526 cases of medical repatriation of Filipino seafarers.

Background: There is a limited number of studies on the medical repatriation of seafarers. The aim of the study was to follow up on the previous 2010-2014 study using data from 2015-2019 to evaluate the epidemiology of medical repatriation among Filipino seafarers.

Materials and methods: Data from medical repatriation records of Filipino seafarers from January 2015 to December 2019 were collected from various claims departments of different manning agencies in Manila, Philippines.

Results: Data from a total of 6,526 medical repatriation cases and 464,418 deployments in a 5-year period resulted in a medical repatriation rate calculated at 1.4%. We used the 10th revision of the International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems (ICD-10) to determine the most common causes of repatriation. We found that these were musculoskeletal disorders, gastrointestinal problems, and traumatic injuries. The distribution of the specific illnesses per organ system is presented.

Conclusions: Filipinos continue to represent the most numerous group of seafarers in the world. The continued profiling of health issues should lead to better health protocols and controlling medical costs. It should also lead to better prioritisation of health protection and care on board ships. Within the present 10-year database of medical repatriations coinciding with the implementation of Maritime Convention Labour Convention 2006, there is a compelling need to compare the two data sets to have an objective evaluation of the convention's projected goals.

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