Hospital especializado regional nivel III Usme

Abstract

Taking into account that currently, Bogota has a total of 45'005,000 inhabitants where according to the District Secretary of Health of Bogotá (2018) its growth with respect to 2015 with 7'878.783 was a total of 37'126.217 inhabitants according to the DANE (2005); where we started to base in some statistics and population analysis of the Usme locality, which in the document of the District Planning Secretary [SDP] (2010), Usme is one of the localities that most supports the weight of the migration of displaced people in the Capital District, as well as illegal urban settlements, since it has a total area of 21,507 hectares of urban use and expansion. According to studies of the Hospital de Usme (2014). Through all this research it was possible to conclude By means of statistics, surveys and data that were obtained through the documents: national policy of health service provision (2005), district secretary of health of Bogotá, demographic indicators Bogotá 2005, atlas of public health 2015, plan three quebradas 2010, district secretary of planning 2014, local tab of Usme 2010, master plan of health equipment Bogotá dc, ministry of health 1996, district secretary of health Bogotá 2015, ministry of health 2016. With the above it is concluded that there is a high migratory percentage of displaced people producing a deficit in the lack of infrastructure, in the provision of health services in the region and capital district which presents a high demand for health, in continuous growth, which is affected, specifically to the south west of Bogotá where its adjacent municipalities (Olarte, Pasquilla, Madrid, Sumapaz and eastern plains) where they present a similarity in health deficit, focusing in its entirety in the Usme locality where is the strategic point of connection between these, in which there are not enough public health posts that cover the demand for hospital care, in addition, those already existing throughout the territory, do not have the level of attention expected for the community, being the Hospital of Tunjuelito and the holy hospital, being these two the closest. Therefore, it is necessary to replace the deficit of health coverage through the design and implementation of a regional health infrastructure, in such a way a REGIONAL SPECIALIZED HOSPITAL Level III is proposed, which has scope for the entire Southeast area and its surroundings connecting directly with the main regional road of Usme, generating that the location of this hospital not only provides its services but also can be configured with the urban edge of the city.