SOS Médecins National Newsletter, July 8, 2019
Summary
In Week 27 (July 1–7, 2019), total SOS Médecins activity remained stable across all age groups.
Over the past week, all seasonal and non-specific indicators were either down or stable. The sharpest decline was observed for cases related to heatstroke (-72% among children under two and -46% in other age groups). These cases still account for a high percentage of total activity (1%, or 694 cases).
Among the most common conditions, there was an increase in procedures for:
children under 2 years of age for skin conditions (+39%, or +45 cases), infectious conjunctivitis (+36%, or +59 cases), and stomatology/ENT (+31%, or +33 cases);
children aged 2–14 and adults aged 15–74 for acute abdominal pain (+12%, or +169 procedures) and respiratory tract conditions (+11%, or +1,562 procedures);
people aged 75 and older for urinary tract infections (+17%, or +39 visits), low back pain (+12%, or +28 visits), and general health deterioration (+11%, or +41 visits).
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