Narrative review suggests coordinated care models may strengthen European primary health care systems
Poland's New Health Plan: A Major Shift for Chronic Care
This narrative review examines the Coordinated Care model within Primary Health Care systems in Europe, specifically Poland.
Poland launched a new coordinated care model in 2022 that connects patients with specialists and labs to manage chronic conditions like diab…
Survey finds medication nonadherence to save money rises with chronic condition count in US adults
When medicine costs too much, who skips doses? People with more health problems
A cross-sectional analysis of US National Health Interview Survey data found the percentage of adults not taking medication as prescribed to…
Adults with more chronic health problems are more likely to skip prescribed medication to save money, according to 2018 survey data.
Chronic Conditions Reported Among Young Adults Aged 18–34 in the United States
What do we really know about chronic conditions in young adults?
An observational report describes chronic conditions in a population of U.S.
A new report shines a light on chronic health conditions affecting adults aged 18 to 34 in the United States, highlighting a gap in current …
Questions about Chronic Conditions
Can coordinated care models help patients manage multiple chronic conditions better in Poland?
Coordinated care models in Poland, introduced in 2022, aim to improve management of chronic conditions through better teamwork, individual health plans, and expanded diagnostic access.
Full answer →How does the Coordinated Care model strengthen European primary health care systems?
The Coordinated Care model strengthens European primary health care by using team collaboration and better financing to improve resource use and diagnosis rates for chronic conditions.
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