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Hospital-at-Home (HaH) has been shown to be clinically and cost effective, but many programs struggle to scale. We conducted a systematic review of HaH studies reporting implementation contexts, strategies and outcomes with the primary aim to synthesise the implementation evidence on HaH.
This systematic review of 27 hospital-at-home studies is the first to map HaH implementation evidence onto established frameworks — CFIR for determinants, ERIC for strategies, and RE-AIM for outcomes — finding that information technology infrastructure (streamlining documentation and patient record access) was the single most frequently reported barrier to scale-up, while ongoing training, creating new clinical teams, and promoting adaptability were the most commonly deployed strategies.
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Most health system executives recognize the value of hospital at home programs. What they want to know is how to build it and scale it. A growing body of evidence — and a cohort of leaders who’ve done …
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