THE RATIONALE FOR INTEGRATED CARE DEPLOYMENT TO CHRONIC PATIENTS IN ECUADOR AND PROPOSALS TO ACT LOCALLY: RESULTS FROM A MIXED METHOD STUDY

IVAN GUILLERMO DUEÑAS ESPIN

THE RATIONALE FOR INTEGRATED CARE DEPLOYMENT TO CHRONIC PATIENTS IN ECUADOR AND PROPOSALS TO ACT LOCALLY: RESULTS FROM A MIXED METHOD STUDY

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Abstract

Integrated care (IC) has potential to improve health care experience and treatment adherence by properly coordinated and stratified care. We aimed to: (i) assess the patients’ perception about the degree of integrality in their care, (ii) identify potential predictors for risk assessment; and, (iii) assess clinicians’ and patients’ expectations about the involvement of general practitioners (GP) specialists in chronic care

Original language	Spanish (Ecuador)
Journal	International Journal of Integrated Care
State	Published - 8 Sep 2019

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THE RATIONALE FOR INTEGRATED CARE DEPLOYMENT TO CHRONIC PATIENTS IN ECUADOR AND PROPOSALS TO ACT LOCALLY: RESULTS FROM A MIXED METHOD STUDY

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