Constructing a tertiary hospital community-individual integrated management model for patients with hyperuricemia through the form of "Internet +"

This study aims to construct an integrated management model for patients with hyperuricemia in a tertiary hospital, community, and individual setting through the "Internet +" approach. Hyperuricemia is a prevalent condition that, if left unmanaged, can lead to severe complications such as gout and kidney disease. The proposed model utilizes digital platforms to facilitate communication between healthcare providers, community health workers, and patients, ensuring continuous care and disease management. The study evaluates the effectiveness of this model in improving patient outcomes, adherence to treatment, and quality of life. The results indicate that the "Internet +" model significantly enhances the management of hyperuricemia by providing personalized healthcare services, remote monitoring, and timely medical interventions. This model presents a promising strategy for the comprehensive management of chronic conditions in the digital era [278^].