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Shahar Shmuel PhD Virginia Pate MS Marc J. Pepin PharmD BCPS BCGP Janine C. Bailey PharmD BCPS Yvonne M. Golightly PT MS PhD Laura C. Hanson MD MPH Til Stürmer MD MPH PhD Rebecca B. Naumann PhD Danijela Gnjidic PhD Jennifer L. Lund PhD 《Journal of the American Geriatrics Society》2021,69(11):3212-3224
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Matthew K. McNabney MD AGSF Ariel R. Green MD MPH PhD Meg Burke MD Stephanie T. Le MD Dawn Butler JD MSW Audrey K. Chun MD David P. Elliott PharmD AGSF BCGP Ana Tuya Fulton MD MBA AGSF Kathryn Hyer PhD MPP Belinda Setters MD MS AGSF Joseph W. Shega MD 《Journal of the American Geriatrics Society》2022,70(7):1960-1972
As people age, they are more likely to have an increasing number of medical diagnoses and medications, as well as healthcare providers who care for those conditions. Health professionals caring for older adults understand that medical issues are not the sole factors in the phenomenon of this “care complexity.” Socioeconomic, cognitive, functional, and organizational factors play a significant role. Care complexity also affects family caregivers, providers, and healthcare systems and therefore society at large. The American Geriatrics Society (AGS) created a work group to review care to identify the most common components of existing healthcare models that address care complexity in older adults. This article, a product of that work group, defines care complexity in older adults, reviews healthcare models and those most common components within them and identifies potential gaps that require attention to reduce the burden of care complexity in older adults. 相似文献