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BASIC: Hospitalization at home (HaD) in Navarra depends on Internal Medicine. During the last years have tripled his beds. Objective: to know the impact of HaD in the CCU-112 and in the mobilization of resources from the Out-of-hospital Emergency Network. Material and methods: Descriptive study of incidents in the CCU-112 by HaD patients, from 01/01/2016 to 31/12/2017. Through SPSS.21, sex, age, day, time, location, reason for calling, alert and mobilized resources were analyzed. We value the association of variables by contrasting hypotheses using Pearson’s χ² (significance level 5%). Results: 369 incidents attended and 340 mobilized resources (the health team in 43.9%). Reasons: 57.25% clinical and 19.5% therapeutic procedures. In 67.5% the alertant was the patient or caregiver. In the morning, HaD alerted (52.8%) and the most mobilized resource was SAMU-SVB (47.2%). At night, they called from home (89.5%), sending 60.8% emergency team. There are statistically significant differences between alertant and mobilized resources (χ² = 86.55, p <0.001)) and between the reason for calling and resources (χ² = 177, p <0.001). Comparing between 2017 and 2016, there is an increase in matters (56.25%) and mobilized resources (51.51%). Conclusions: The expansion of HaD in Navarra means an increase in matters in the CCU-112-Navarra and mobilized resources. The HaD requires the participation of out-of-hospital emergencies to guarantee continuous and quality care.

Hospitalización a Domicilio: ¿Un servicio exclusivamente hospitalario? Experiencia en un Centro Coordinador de Urgencias y Emergencias (CCU-112)