Background Most people in a state of illness or reduced self-sufficiency wish to remain in
their home environment. Their physiological needs, and their psychological, social, and …

Due to an increased number of complex multi‐and long‐term ill patients, healthcare and
nursing provided in patients' homes are expected to grow. Teamwork is important in order to …

Ongoing changes in many Western countries have resulted in more healthcare services
being transferred to municipalities and taking place in patients' homes. This greatly impacts …

The COVID-19 pandemic has inhibited people's help-seeking behaviors (HSBs). In
particular, older people in rural communities experienced limited access to medical care …

Maintaining people's health based on their help-seeking behavior (HSB) regarding mild
symptoms is essential. An effective HSB, especially self-management, can facilitate the …

The aim of this scoping review was to describe the state of knowledge on professional care
at home with regard to different perspectives on patient‐centredness, content of care …

Comprehensive care through family medicine can enhance the approach to multimorbidity,
interprofessional collaboration, and community care, and make medical care more …

Trust is “an essential condition of human society”(Steinacker, 2019, p. 1), unifying families,
communities, groups, and countries. Without trust, governments, businesses, and institutions …

Introduction Care coordination has been part of social work for some time. It has been
recognized as contributing to care coordination for long-term care for the elderly and mental …

Background Living with multiple chronic conditions (MCC), the coexistence of two or more
chronic conditions, is becoming more prevalent as the population ages. Primary care and …