Webinar: Person-centered, comprehensive, and proactive health services: Better collaboration and information flow for frail elderly people
How can healthcare services become more coherent, safer, and better adapted to frail elderly people and patients with complex needs? In this webinar, you will gain insight into how person-centered, holistic, and proactive healthcare services can help more people live at home longer, with better coordination and support.
Patients with multimorbidity often encounter a fragmented healthcare system with many involved actors and inadequate information flow. This can lead to unsafe patient pathways, misunderstandings, and repeated hospitalizations. The webinar presents experiences and research findings from work with Patient-Centered Healthcare Teams (PSHT), where rapid assessment, clear understanding of the patient's goals and needs, early intervention, and coordination of services are central.
The talk highlights why this way of working leads to better patient outcomes, how risks can be identified earlier, and the role that digital support and collaboration play in ensuring a comprehensive overview and good information flow, even for patients who are not suited to traditional digital home monitoring. The webinar is relevant for healthcare professionals, managers, and others working to develop sustainable and person-centered healthcare services.
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