Quality of care assessment for people with multimorbidity

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RT @RHaysUoM: Managing multimorbidity requires trade-offs so increases the need for holistic, person-centred care. @josemvalderas speaking…

05 Mar 2020

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Single‐disease approaches to the measurement of quality of care for people with multimorbidity do not capture the complexity of the processes involved in meeting the complex needs of this population. https://t.co/NG4kvueZJl

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RT @RHaysUoM: Managing multimorbidity requires trade-offs so increases the need for holistic, person-centred care. @josemvalderas speaking…

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RT @RHaysUoM: Managing multimorbidity requires trade-offs so increases the need for holistic, person-centred care. @josemvalderas speaking…

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