Abstract:Intermediate care services are being developed in England and elsewhere to provide an integrated health and social care model for older people with sub-acute illness and/or needing rehabilitation. A more rapid implementation of these services might be achieved if the practical service development issues were better understood.
“…An article written by Young et al. (2003) describes an evaluation of the development and introduction of an intermediate care service.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An article written byYoung et al (2003) describes an evaluation of the development and introduction of an intermediate care service. Several themes were identified including practical difficulties, such as delays in the development of services.…”
Intermediate care as a policy has been interpreted very differently across the four countries of the UK; there is no one preferred or consistent interpretation to its delivery.
“…An article written by Young et al. (2003) describes an evaluation of the development and introduction of an intermediate care service.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An article written byYoung et al (2003) describes an evaluation of the development and introduction of an intermediate care service. Several themes were identified including practical difficulties, such as delays in the development of services.…”
Intermediate care as a policy has been interpreted very differently across the four countries of the UK; there is no one preferred or consistent interpretation to its delivery.
This city-wide IC service was associated with similar clinical outcomes but did not achieve its strategic objectives of reducing long-term care and hospital use.
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