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Hospital-At-Home Versus Hospital Admission For Acute Care In Singapore: A Prospective Quasi-Experimental Study On Cost, Utilisation And Clinical Outcomes
Hospital-at-home (HaH) is increasingly adopted to expand hospital capacity, however, data from Asian healthcare remain limited. The study compares cost, utilisation, and clinical outcomes of HaH program compared to traditional hospital care in Singapore.
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Hospital-at-home care for eligible acute patients cost significantly less per day and per episode than traditional ward-based hospital admission, while maintaining similar clinical outcomes and readmission rates.
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