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  1. Quality in the continuum of care for frail older persons - Structure, process and outcome

    Frail older persons are often dependent on care and support from several different care providers, including hospital and primary health care as well as municipal health and social care. The increasing complexity of care requires attention to quality issues. The overall aim of this thesis was to …

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  2. An exploration of the care needs of frail older persons in Namibia: perspectives and experiences of formal and informal caregivers

    The adequate care of older persons is a major global concern and countries are examining ways to respond to these needs, especially the needs of frail older persons in the care environment. Important strides have been made in developed countries but progress has been slow in less developed …

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  3. The effectiveness of a care transitions and rapid response nurse intervention at reducing readmissions and emergency department use for high risk patients: a mixed methods study

    … patient with complex conditions, who are often frail, at risk for adverse events and unable to navigate a system of poorly coordinated care in the post-discharge period. Achieving seamless transitions between care settings is viewed as crucial to high-quality care for frail older persons. Care …

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