Background: Many Australian adults are not receiving timely or effective diabetes management to prevent or delay the onset of diabetes related complications. Integrated care, a worldwide trend in healthcare reform, aims to reduce the fragmented delivery of health services and improve outcomes. This study aimed to test whether a specialist-led integrated model of care provided to a small subset of patients in general practices leads to spillover clinical improvements in all patients of the practice with type 2 diabetes.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAim: A substantial gap between young people's need for mental health care services and their actual access to such services led worldwide organizations (e.g., the WHO) to recommend the implementation of early intervention programs and youth mental health services.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObjective: To assess work-related participation impairments and support needs of adult patients in inpatient and day-care treatment at a Swiss psychiatric university hospital.
Methodology: Cross-sectional survey on a department-dependent cut-off date in May and June 2022 using a standardized structured interview.
Results: Data were available for 93 patients (response rate 59%), of which 51% ( = 47) stated that they had a job or training place.