Why the study?
Does personalised care planning improve physical health, psychological health, subjective health status, and capabilities for self management in adults with long-term health conditions?
Population
10,856 adults with long-term health conditions from 19 randomised controlled trials and cluster-randomised…
Comparison
Personalised care planning involving… vs Usual care.
Design
Systematic_review, Included randomised controlled trials and…
Authors
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Supports adoption in long-term condition management; confirms modest benefits of personalised planning in Level 1 evidence.
Does personalised care planning improve physical health, psychological health, subjective health status, and capabilities for self management in adults with long-term health conditions?
Personalised care planning leads to small but significant improvements in physical and psychological health indicators and self-management capabilities compared to usual care, with greater effects seen in more comprehensive and intensive interventions.
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