Keeping Long-Term Care Patients Out of Hospital During Acute Medical Illness: Proposal for Common Elements of an Integrated Healthcare Delivery System for Long-Term Care.

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2019
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Abstract
Integration of acute and palliative care services for long-term care (LTC) residents reduces the morbidity and mortality associated with avoidable hospitalizations while contributing to healthcare system sustainability. This paper explores patient, provider and system factors contributing to potentially avoidable emergency room visits from LTC homes, based on our clinical and quality improvement work in the Greater Toronto Area and Calgary, as well as reviews the existing literature. Commonalities are used to identify key elements for developing an integrated healthcare delivery system to manage acute medical changes in LTC residents and minimize the need for in-patient hospitalization.
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Authors Grinman, Michelle N;Human, Tracey;Shankel, Mary Jane;Young, Aynsley;Pedulla, Joe;Roopani, Anita;Ewa, Vivian;
Journal healthcare quarterly (toronto, ont)
Year 2019
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hcq.2019.25906
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quality assurance anesthesia information management system cost reduction critical access hospital

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