Transition care is increasingly common for older people, yet little is known about the
subjective experience of the transition care 'journey'from the perspective of clients …

Enabling optimal care transitions for older people remains a key challenge facing policy‐
makers and service providers. This qualitative Australian study aimed to provide a …

Aim: Transition Care (TC) is a new program for older adults in Australia. At present, program
quality is assessed using provider reports of compliance with key requirements established …

Transition Care is a new program in Australia, jointly funded by the Commonwealth and
State/Territory Governments. Implementation is undertaken by state health departments, in …

This paper examines the concept of transition and its centrality to later life experiences. It
considers how an enhanced and more user-centred understanding of transitions can be …

Objectives: To describe the characteristics and outcomes of frail older people in a post-acute
transitional care program and to compare the recovery trajectories of patients with high and …

While intermediate care is an international phenomenon, it is particularly developed in the
UK where it is a central element of the Government's response to the care needs for older …

Objective The aim of the present study was to describe the care transition experiences of
older people who transfer between subacute and primary care, and to identify factors that …

CONTEXT: Providing care that is shaped around the needs of patients, carers, and families
is a challenge in the last months of life, as moves between home and institutions may be …

Despite a series of positive changes following the 2001 National Service Framework for
Older People (1), research and inspection reports continue to reveal that transition between …