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Can Integrated Care Interventions Strengthen Primary Care And Improve Outcomes For Patients With Chronic Diseases?
An increasing number of people live with chronic disease or multi-morbidity. Current consensus is that their care requires an integrated model bringing different professionals together to provide person-centred care.
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Integrated care programs that connect primary care providers with specialists and other healthcare services improve patient access and continuity of care for people with chronic diseases. However, stronger care coordination does not automatically lead to better health outcomes, indicating that healthcare systems need targeted strategies beyond integration alone.
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