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Participatory Care Plan For Primary Care Patients With Long-Term Diseases: Results After A 36-Month Follow-Up Of A Randomized Controlled Trial
A patient care plan can be one way to ensure the coordination and continuity of care, as well as the allocation of limited healthcare resources appropriately to an aging population. This study aimed to analyze any changes in health-related outcomes within and between groups of patients with a participatory patient care plan after 36 months.
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A 3-year clinical trial found that personalized, participatory care plans can help patients with chronic conditions stay more engaged in managing their health—even if measurable clinical outcomes don't always improve.
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