What is Shared Care Planning?
Yulong Gu, Jim Warren, Gayl Humphrey and 4 more
International Journal of Integrated Care · 2015
doi:10.5334/ijic.2098 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The concept of shared care, with synergy from integrated, collaborative and coordinated care as well as case management, has attracted interest internationally. A New Zealand (NZ) pilot (2011-2012) implemented a shared care planning model to enable patientcentred care as a key element of the NZ Ministry of Health's strategy 1) to address some of the clinical and system issues involved in caring for people with complex long-term conditions and multi-morbidity and 2) to identify a sustainable and integrated health care model for the 21st century. The pilot approach featured Information technology (IT)-facilitated information sharing and communication among all involved in a person's care, including patients, and IT-supported shared care planning activities
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