Guilabert M, Sánchez-García A, Asencio A, Marrades F, García M, Mira JJ. [Challenges and strategies to recover and dynamize primary care: SWOT-CAME analysis in a Health Department].
Aten Primaria 2024;
56:102809. [PMID:
38029655 PMCID:
PMC10716492 DOI:
10.1016/j.aprim.2023.102809]
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Abstract
OBJECTIVE
To identify strengths, obstacles, changes in the environment, and capabilities of primary care teams and support units, with the aim of providing high-quality care in an integrated healthcare area.
DESIGN
Mixed methods study based on the SWOT matrix and CAME analysis.
LOCATION
Primary care, Valencian community.
PARTICIPANTS
A total of 271 professionals from different collectives and patient association representatives participated. 99 in the idea generation phase, 154 in the SWOT matrix development phase, and 18 in the CAME analysis development phase.
INTERVENTIONS
A SWOT-CAME analysis was conducted, from which action lines were established. Information capture was carried out through nominal groups, and the consensus phase involved integrating all professionals through Delphi and consensus conference techniques.
MAIN MEASUREMENTS
Prioritization of proposals to maintain strengths, address threats, exploit opportunities, and correct weaknesses within the framework of an integrated healthcare area action plan.
RESULTS
A total of 82 different ideas were proposed (20 strengths; 40 weaknesses; 4 threats; 12 opportunities; 6 threats-opportunities), which, once prioritized, were translated into 7 lines and 33 prioritized actions/interventions (CAME analysis).
CONCLUSIONS
Integrated care, seeking collaborative approaches between care levels, redefining roles, digital solutions, staff training, and improvements in equipment and support processes, along with measures to address the aging population and the needs of socio-sanitary centers, constitute the challenges to be addressed.
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