Health systems model for chronic disease secondary prevention in rural and remote areas - Chronic disease: Road to health
ConclusionA Chronic disease: Road to health model could provide effective and efficient secondary prevention for people with chronic diseases in rural and remote areas. It is proposed that this approach could reduce gaps and duplication in current healthcare services and provide flexible, client-centred, holistic, culturally responsive services, and improve client outcomes.PMID:38574378 | DOI:10.1071/AH23180
Source: Australian Health Review - Category: Hospital Management Authors: Pat Field Richard C Franklin Ruth Barker Ian Ring Peter Leggat Source Type: research
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