Multi-morbidity
Self-efficacy and health-related quality of life: a cross-sectional study of primary care patients with multi-morbidity
... Some limitations of this study need to be acknowledged. The response rate was 31%, with 3% of those respondents needing to be excluded from this analysis. Response rates in primary care surveys in England have ranged ...
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Generalist solutions to complex problems: Generating practice based evidence The example of managing multi morbidity
... It is clear that we will need to draw on multiple sources of data including policy/strategy review, audit of care, and stakeholder interviews with patients and practitioners if we are to assess capacity for EGP in the ...
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Strengthening the evidence base of integrated care for people with multi morbidity in Europe using Multi Criteria Decision Analysis (MCDA)
... addressed multi-morbidity and met our operational definition of integrated ...care. Multi-morbidity was defined as at least two chronic conditions, physical or mental, occurring in one person ...
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What we can learn from animal models about cerebral multi-morbidity
... SAMP8 is the strain that has been most extensively analyzed in relation to cognitive functions [42]. These mice are neuropathologically characterized by oxidative changes similar to those found in the AD brain [43]. ...
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Age-independent rise of inflammatory scores may contribute to accelerated aging in multi-morbidity
... both morbidity and mortality in the ...as multi-morbidity, may be explained by interconnected pathophysiology of these conditions, most of which depend on its inflammatory ...as ...
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Socioeconomic inequities patterns of multi-morbidity in early adolescence
... common multi- ...impact multi- morbidity is critical to inform preventive interventions to limit it, especially among most vulnerable ...rarely multi-morbidity ...on ...
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The impact of multi-morbidity on disability among older adults in South Africa: do hypertension and socio-demographic characteristics matter?
... within multi-morbidity research. Generally, the negative effect of multi-morbidity on disability is progres- sively greater with increases in the number of chronic conditions [3, 5, ...tween ...
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Generalist solutions to complex problems : generating practice based evidence : the example of managing multi morbidity
... Reeve & Bancroft describe an early example of the appli- cation of the GIA idea in the form of a service develop- ment project in a UK practice [32,36]. The Practice team identified a problem: a spiralling burden of ...
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Relative contribution of various chronic diseases and multi morbidity to potential disability among Dutch elderly
... Reducing disability and the associated healthcare- related costs becomes even more challenging with the rapid ageing of populations in Western societies, par- ticularly in Europe. Demographic projections indicate that ...
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Patterns of HIV, TB, and non communicable disease multi morbidity in peri urban South Africa a cross sectional study
... Among TB patients with other chronic disease co- morbidities, the prevalence of HIV co-infection was high. This was an expected result as the HIV/TB co-infection rate in this local setting has previously been estimated ...
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Quantitative neuropathological assessment to investigate cerebral multi-morbidity
... Quantitative neuropathological assessment Clinico-pathological correlative studies are frequently based on semi-quantitative data and ordinal-type parameters to define the amount of pathology present in a given post- ...
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Impact of medical and psychiatric multi-morbidity on mortality in diabetes: emerging evidence
... Background: Multi-morbidity, or the presence of multiple chronic diseases, is a major problem in clinical care and is associated with worse ...psychiatric multi-morbidity on risk of death in ...
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The work of case managers as experienced by older persons (75+) with multi-morbidity – a focused ethnography
... Various forms of case management have been tested in order to improve the care process for older persons with multi-morbidity. These case management interventions range from targeting purely financial ...
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Why do older people with multi morbidity experience unplanned hospital admissions from the community: a root cause analysis
... Results: The root causes of unplanned admissions were identified and categorised into six causal groups: a consequence of minimal care, progression of disease, home care accessibility, h[r] ...
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Multi-morbidity of non communicable diseases and equity in WHO Eastern Mediterranean countries
... Depression, angina, arthritis, asthma and diabetes (WHS) Using the same data source (World Health Surveys), a recent study focused on data from low- and middle- income countries (LMICs). The study included data of 15644 ...
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Multimorbidity and long-term care dependency—a five-year follow-up
... To evaluate differences between those with multimor- bidity and those without with respect to long-term care dependency, we first calculated Kaplan–Meier curves stratified for multimorbidity (yes/no). Furthermore, Cox ...
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Integrated models of care for diabetes and hypertension in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) : Protocol for a systematic review
... with multi-morbidities, of which diabetes or hypertension is one, living in ...disease-specific morbidity, HbA1c, systolic blood pressure and cholesterol ...
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Co-occurrence of diabetes, myocardial infarction, stroke, and cancer: quantifying age patterns in the Dutch population using health survey data
... of multi- morbidity increases with age, it would be interesting to gain more insight into the nature of this relation, and how this, in turn, relates to the age-dependence of the prevalence of the ...
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<p>Specific Measures of Quality of Life in Patients with Multimorbidity in Primary Healthcare: A Systematic Review on Patient-Reported Outcome Measures’ Adequacy of Measurement</p>
... Results: Four PROMs were identi fi ed in the primary search, and one was found from references. The sixth PROM was published after the primary search. None of the identi fi ed PROMs were aimed speci fi cally at measuring ...
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What matters to older people with assisted living needs? A phenomenological analysis of the use and non use of telehealth and telecare
... to multi-morbidity draws on Bourdieu ’ s notion of habitus (internalised schemas, dispositions and perceptions of the social world) and ‘fi eld ’ (the set of social relations in which we are embedded, along ...
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