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Person-centred, integrated and pro-active care for multi-morbid elderly with advanced care needs: a propensity score-matched controlled trial.

G K R Berntsen | M Dalbakk | J S Hurley | T Bergmo | B Solbakken | L Spansvoll | J G Bellika | S O Skrøvseth | T Brattland | M Rumpsfeld
BMC health services research | 2019

Person-centred care (PCC) focusing on personalised goals and care plans derived from "What matters to you?" has an impact on single disease outcomes, but studies on multi-morbid elderly are lacking. Furthermore, the combination of PCC, Integrated Care (IC) and Pro-active care are widely recognised as desirable for multi-morbid elderly, yet previous studies focus on single components only, leaving synergies unexplored. The effect of a synergistic intervention, which implements 1) Person-centred goal-oriented care driven by "What matters to you?" with 2) IC and 3) pro-active care is unknown.

Pubmed ID: 31581947

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Associated grants

  • Agency: Helse Nord RHF,
    Id: # HST1243-15
  • Agency: Helse Nord RHF,
    Id: HST1242-15
  • Agency: Helseforsk,
    Id: 243857

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MatchIt (tool)

RRID:SCR_025618

Software R package to select matched samples of original treated and control groups with similar covariate distributions. Can be used to match exactly on covariates, to match on propensity scores, or perform variety of other matching procedures. Nonparametric preprocessing for parametric causal inference.

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