Key result
Care transition experiences among 14 patients aged ≥80 years revealed that lack of participation, insufficient information, and vague staff responsibilities limit the continuity of care.
Population
14 patients aged ≥80 years experiencing care transition from hospital to municipal health care services
Design
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May indicate need for greater patient participation in transitions; leaves open optimal interventions for continuity of care.
Older patients experience significant challenges during care transitions, highlighting the need for tailored, patient-centered follow-up to ensure continuity of care.
Rustad et al. (2016) studied Care transition (n=14). Care transition was evaluated on Patient experiences during care transition. Care transition experiences among 14 patients aged ≥80 years revealed that lack of participation, insufficient information, and vague staff responsibilities limit the continuity of care.
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