Almost 151 thousand accesses in the first six months of activity (150,799), from November 1st to May 5th, for Assistance and Urgency Centers (CAU). Since it exceeds altitude 162 thousand if they are also considered Ferrara city and province, the first to start on an experimental basis. These are clinics for the management of low-complexity emergencies, continuing to keep emergencies under the responsibility of the emergency rooms.
There are currently 35 operational centers in Emilia-Romagna. Four in the province of Rimini: Cattolica (from 18 December 5920 accesses)Santarcangelo (from 15 January 5904 accesses)Novafeltria (801 hits since January 29) and Rimini (412 accesses since April 29th). The one in Bellaria Igea Marina will open on May 20th.
The Region’s monitoring highlights that over 83% of people find assistance and care directly within the structure (on average 8 out of 10 patients), while the most frequent pathologies (53%) related to access are problems orthopedic, gastrointestinal and minor ailments. THE waiting time they are on average 45 minuteswith accesses mainly in day time (82%): on average there are some 19 per day in the morning (from 8am to 2pm) e 4pm in the afternoon (from 2pm to 8pm), however, they vary from a minimum of 1 to a maximum of 32 daily accesses in night time (from 8pm to 8am). In the 68% of cases those who turn to the CAU are people between 18 and 64 years old. 464 doctors (205 women and 259 men) currently employed in the structures, of which over 60% are under 35 years old And 53% are specializing.
The Region also launched a satisfaction questionnaire. From the 3,080 compiled it emerges that 84.3% of citizens currency”positively” or “very positively” the service received, and for the84.8% The waiting time was “adequate” or “optimal”.
The Cau network on the territory
There are 35 emergency assistance centers operating in the area, with different start dates. Province of Piacenza: Bobbio 1st December, Piacenza 4th December, Podenzano 8th January
Province of Parma: Parma 19 December, Fidenza 28 December, Fornovo 15 January, Langhirano 18 January.
Province of Reggio Emilia: Reggio Emilia 19 December, Correggio 27 December
Province of Modena: Castelfranco Emilia 11 December, Finale Emilia 18 December, Fanano 29 January, Modena and Carpi, 9 April
Province of Bologna: Budrio 1 November, Vergato 8 November, Navile (Bologna) 11 December, Casalecchio di Reno 18 December, Imola 21 December
Province of Ferrara: Ferrara, Comacchio, Copparo, all already active before November 1st, Portomaggiore November 13th, Bondeno April 2nd
Province of Ravenna: Cervia 18 December, Ravenna 22 January
Province of Forlì-Cesena: Saracen Market and Cesenatico 15 January, Bagno di Romagna and Santa Sofia 22 January, Cesena 6 May
Province of Rimini: Cattolica 18 December, Santarcangelo di Romagna 15 January, Novafeltria 29 January, Rimini 29 April
Access to Cau by province
Piacenza 12,370 accesses from 4 December to 5 May, Bobbio 1,335 from 4 December to 5 May, Podenzano 1,335 from 4 December to 5 May; Parma 14,380 from 19 December to 5 May, Fidenza 4,291 from 28 December to 5 May, Fornovo 738 from 15 January to 5 May, Langhirano 829 from 18 January to 5 May; Reggio Emilia 14,070 from 20 December to 5 May, Correggio 4,332 from 27 December to 5 May; Modena 901 accesses from 10 April to 5 May, Castelfranco Emilia 4,447 from 11 December to 5 May, Finale Emilia 2,898 from 18 December to 5 May, Fanano 689 from 29 January to 5 May, Carpi 1,566 from 10 April to 5 May; for Bologna, in Budrio 8,011 accesses from 1 November to 5 May, Vergato 3,493 accesses from 7 November to 5 May, Navile 11,545 accesses from 11 December to 5 May, Casalecchio di Reno 7,938 accesses from 18 December to 5 May; Imola 7,231 from 21 December to 5 May. In the 5 Cau of Ferrara 15,570 accesses from 15 November to 5 May (26,874 from the date of opening on an experimental basis to 5 May of the 4 structures excluding Bondeno, operational from 2 April). In Romagna, in Cattolica (RN) 5,920 accesses from 18 December to 5 May, Cervia (RA) 4,595 from 18 December to 5 May, Cesenatico (RN) 4,778 from 15 January to 5 May, Mercato Saraceno (FC) 1,791 from 15 January to 5 May, Santarcangelo di Romagna (RN) 5,904 from 15 January to 5 May, Ravenna 8,008 from 22 January to 5 May, Bagno di Romagna (FC) 569 from 22 January to 5 May, Santa Sofia (FC) 452 accesses from 22 January to 5 May, Novafeltria (RN) 801 accesses from 29 January to 5 May and Rimini 412 accesses from 30 April to 5 May.
There campaign of comunication from the Region on the Cau: https://salute.regione.emilia-
