Background: Care coordination may be most effective in older adults with multiple chronic
conditions because they see multiple primary care and specialist physicians, which may …

PURPOSE Care coordination is increasingly recognized as a necessary element of high-
quality, patient-centered care. This study investigated (1) the association between care …

Continuity of care (COC) is a fundamental component of primary care and particularly
important to older adults who are managing multiple chronic conditions. Administrative …

Care coordination has long been considered integral to the efficient and effective delivery of
health care, especially for older adults with multiple chronic health conditions. Under the …

Introduction Care Coordination Programs are designed to streamline services for older
adults with multimorbidity. The Triple Aim, a conceptual model for the design and evaluation …

Introduction The goal of this study was to examine variation in patient experiences and
perceptions of care coordination across sociodemographic and health factors. Methods Data …

Background: Assessing care continuity is important in evaluating the impact of health care
reform and changes to health care delivery. Multiple measures of care continuity have been …

Nearly three out of four people over 65 years of age in the United States (US), or greater
than 35 million older adults, have two or more chronic conditions. People with multiple …

PURPOSE Lower continuity of care has been associated with higher rates of adverse
outcomes for persons with multiple chronic medical conditions. It is unclear, however …

PURPOSE Continuity of care among different clinicians refers to consistent and coherent
care management and good measures are needed. We conducted a metasummary of …