The document outlines the agenda for a lecture on chronic care and multimorbidities. It will discuss the impact of multiple chronic conditions on outcomes like mortality and quality of life. It will also address the fragmentation of care for patients with multimorbidities and implications for research, guidelines, and care models. References used include an OECD report on challenges of multimorbidity and aging and a cross-sectional study by Barnett et al. on the epidemiology and impact of multimorbidities.
The document outlines the agenda for a lecture on chronic care and multimorbidities. It will discuss the impact of multiple chronic conditions on outcomes like mortality and quality of life. It will also address the fragmentation of care for patients with multimorbidities and implications for research, guidelines, and care models. References used include an OECD report on challenges of multimorbidity and aging and a cross-sectional study by Barnett et al. on the epidemiology and impact of multimorbidities.
The document outlines the agenda for a lecture on chronic care and multimorbidities. It will discuss the impact of multiple chronic conditions on outcomes like mortality and quality of life. It will also address the fragmentation of care for patients with multimorbidities and implications for research, guidelines, and care models. References used include an OECD report on challenges of multimorbidity and aging and a cross-sectional study by Barnett et al. on the epidemiology and impact of multimorbidities.
1) Definition of comorbidities/multimorbidities 2) What is the impact of multiple morbidities on mortality, quality of life, health services use 3) Multimorbidities and fragmentation of supply, the quest for continuity 4) Implications for research, guidelines, primary care, medical homes, chronic care models 5) Epidemiology of multimorbidities, ageing and socio-economic status 6) Effectiveness of integrated care models with moltimorbidities Health services research – Gianluca Fiorentini Multimorbodities – References used
1) Oecd «Meeting the challenge of ageing
and of multiple morbidities», 2011
2) Barnett et al. «Epidemiology of
multimorbidity and implications for health care, research, and medical education: a cross-sectional study», Lancet 2012
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The challenge of multi-morbidity - Oecd 2011
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The challenge of multi-morbidity - Oecd 2011
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The challenge of multi-morbidity - Oecd 2011
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The challenge of multi-morbidity - Oecd 2011
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The challenge of multi-morbidity - Oecd 2011
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The challenge of multi-morbidity - Oecd 2011
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The challenge of multi-morbidity - Oecd 2011
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The challenge of multi-morbidity - Oecd 2011
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Impact of multi-morbidity on outcomes - Oecd
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Multi-morbidity and mortality - Oecd 2011
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Multimoridity and socio-economic status Oecd
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Multi-morbidity and quality of life - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity - burden of disease - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/use of resources - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/use of resources - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/fragmentation - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/fragmentation - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/coordination - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/coordination - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/safety - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/safety - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/polipharmacy - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/polipharmacy - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/polipharmacy - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/polipharmacy - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/polipharmacy - Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/non life threatening Oecd 2011
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Multi-morbidity/ Outcomes - Oecd 2011
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Implications for research - Oecd 2011
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Implications for guidelines - Oecd 2011
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Implications for continuity of care - Oecd 2011
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Implications for generalist care - Oecd 2011
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Medical homes - Oecd 2011
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Medical homes - Oecd 2011
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Chronic care Model- Oecd 2011
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Self management - Oecd 2011
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Mental health - Oecd 2011
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Performance measurement - Oecd 2011
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Performance measurement - Oecd 2011
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Conclusions - Oecd 2011
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Epidemiology of multimorbidity – Barnett 2012
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Cross-sectional study – Barnett 2012
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Cross-sectional study – Barnett 2012
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Socio-economic status – Barnett 2012
Based on 4 social indicators: low social class,
lack of car ownership, overcrowding and male unemployment. Areas are split by postcode. Health services research – Gianluca Fiorentini Number of morbidities – Barnett 2012
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