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July 4, 2021COPD Journal of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary DiseaseOpen Access

Observed a trend toward reduced all-cause readmissions with medication and other treatments, and a trend toward reduced COPD-related readmissions with multi-modal and system-level interventions.

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Why the study?

Do medication, multi-modal, and system-level interventions reduce readmissions in patients with COPD?

Population

Patients with COPD

Comparison

Strategies to prevent readmissions to hospital

Design

Systematic review

Authors

ISIsobel SharpeMBMeghan BowmanAKAndrew Kim

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Overview

May support trialing multi-modal interventions to reduce COPD readmissions; leaves open confirmation of benefits amid heterogeneity.

Structured PICO

Do medication, multi-modal, and system-level interventions reduce readmissions in patients with COPD?

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Population
Patients with COPD
I
Intervention
Medication, other treatments, multi-modal and broader scale system-level interventions
O
Outcome
All-cause readmissions and COPD-related readmissionshard clinical

Medication, multi-modal, and system-level interventions may reduce short-term readmissions in COPD patients, though significant heterogeneity exists in the current evidence.

Limitations

  • considerable between-study heterogeneity
  • little evidence available for longer-term outcomes

Cite This Study

Sharpe et al. (2021) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1a8fede916fa6dd3b8be88https://doi.org/10.1080/15412555.2021.1955338
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