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September 1, 2018BMJ OpenOpen Access

Partners at Care Transitions: exploring healthcare professionals’ perspectives of excellence at care transitions for older people

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This study protocol outlines a qualitative approach to identify factors enabling high-performing healthcare teams to successfully support care transitions for older people, with no results reported yet.

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Healthcare staff from six high-performing general practices and six hospital specialties demonstrating…

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RBRuth BaxterJOJane O’HaraJMJenni Murray

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Asset-based study of high-performing teams may identify resilience strategies for safe transitions; leaves open generalizability and implementation in routine practice.

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Healthcare staff from high-performing clinical teams participating in a qualitative study to explore factors facilitating safe hospital-to-home transitions for older people.

This study protocol outlines a qualitative approach to identify factors facilitating safe care transitions for older people from hospital to home by studying high-performing clinical teams.

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Baxter et al. (2018) studied Care transitions for older people. High-performing transitional care practices was evaluated on Manifest and latent factors that facilitate successful care transitions. This study protocol outlines a qualitative approach to identify factors enabling high-performing healthcare teams to successfully support care transitions for older people, with no results reported yet.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7bf0344e26224dc1ed19fahttps://doi.org/10.1136/bmjopen-2018-022468
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