Transitional care decision-making through the eyes of older people and informal caregivers: An in-depth interview-based study.

Background: Older people with multifaceted care needs often require treatment and complex care across different settings. However, transitional care is often inadequately managed, and older people and their informal caregivers are not always sufficiently heard and/or supported in transitional care decision-making.

Objective: To explore older people's and informal caregivers' experiences with, views on, and needs concerning empowerment in transitional care decision-making.

Patents vs patients 1-0: The case of chenodeoxycholic acid.

Profit-driven games with the availability and prices of chenodeoxycholic acid led to the discontinuation of proper treatment for this cerebrotendinous xanthomatosis patient with disastrous consequences to his health.