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Hospital At Home (Virtual Wards): Developing A Logic Model And Dark Logic Model
Hospital at home (HaH), also referred to as virtual wards in the UK, enable patients to get hospital-level care at home with the use of digital technology, multidisciplinary teams, and remote monitoring. Despite recent evidence and rapid implementation, many questions around safe implementation and wider implications remain unanswered. Developing a logic model and dark logic model aimed to illustrate the recent evidence base with input from key informants and conceptualise the research focus for further work.
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“Hospital-at-Home” (virtual wards) models show that delivering hospital-level care at home relies on coordinated teams, digital tools, and strong system design, but also brings risks like funding gaps, workflow challenges, and patient safety concerns.
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Effectiveness Of A Virtual Hospital Model Of Care For Patients With Low Back Pain Presenting To Emergency Departments
This study evaluated the effectiveness of a virtual hospital model of care (Back@Home) for low back pain (LBP). We conducted an observational study across four hospitals in the Sydney Local Health …
