Integrated Care for Older Adults: a Struggle for Sustained Implementation in Northern Netherlands
Integrated Care for Older Adults: a Struggle for Sustained Implementation in Northern Netherlands
Samenvatting
We aim to gain a better understanding of context-specific barriers to and facilitators of implementation of integrated care by doing a retrospective assessment of seven years of Embrace. This Dutch integrated person-centred health service for older adults was based on two evidence-based models (the Chronic Care Model and the Kaiser Permanente Triangle). Despite successful deployment the programme ended in 2018. In this case study we assess the impact of the programme based on past evaluations, reflect on why it ended, lessons learned and ideas to take forward.
Project: ACT@Scale
Organisatie | Hogeschool Windesheim |
Afdeling | Domein Techniek |
Lectoraat | ICT-innovaties in de zorg |
Gepubliceerd in | International Journal for Integrated Care Ubiquity Press, Vol. 20, Uitgave: 3 |
Datum | 2020-07-30 |
Type | Artikel |
DOI | 10.5334/ijic.5434 |
Taal | Engels |