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International Journal of Integrated Care
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ISSN 1568-4156 · Ubiquity Press · 5,516 articles in the index
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Which Inter-Organisational Characteristics Supported More Effective Implementation of a New Zealand Falls and Fractures Prevention Programme? Applying and Adapting the Context and Capabilities for Integrated Care Framework
Introduction: Why do integrated care programmes succeed in some settings but not others, even when national leadership and funding are aligned? This persistent question shaped our examination of the New Zealand Falls and Fracture Prevention Programme (FFPP), a complex, cross-sector initiative…
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The Critical Role of Logistics for Ageing-in-Place: Insights from Active Ageing Initiatives
Singapore’s Healthier SG initiative represents a pivotal step toward integrated, preventive, and community-based care for an ageing population. While considerable attention has been given to integrating medical and social care, the role of logistics, ranging from service scheduling to last-mile…
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Construction and Practice of the County Integrated Healthcare System in China: A Case Study of Shaxian, Sanming
Introduction: Integrated healthcare is a global health reform trend to enhance population health and well-being through person-centered service integration. AS one of the world’s most populous developing countries, China has prioritized building county-level medical communities (CMCs) to tackle…
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The Challenges in Dementia Three-Level Prevention Services Through Integrated Care Theory: Insights from an Ethnographic Study
Background: The number of older adults living with dementia is increasing in China and worldwide. Three-level prevention is vital to delay the occurrence and development of dementia. However, the current state of these services remains suboptimal. This study aimed to explore the programs and…
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A Case Study on the Integrated Healthcare Delivery System in Xuhui District, Shanghai Best Practices and Implementation
Background: The “Six-Bed Integration” model in Kangjian Subdistrict, Shanghai, represents an innovative approach to integrated eldercare, combining three healthcare beds (family medical beds, rehabilitation/palliative care beds, and hospital beds) with three eldercare beds (home care, day care, and…
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Effectiveness of a Digital Screening and Navigation Model in Addressing Unmet Social Needs among Parents and Caregivers in Priority Population Groups: A Randomised Controlled Trial
Introduction: Children and families from priority populations (e.g. culturally and linguistically diverse and regional/rural communities) often experience significant psychosocial challenges and barriers to accessing health and social care. These inequities were further exacerbated during the…
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How Does Integrated Care Do With, Not for, Neighbourhoods & Communities?
A notable development in recent years has been the emphasis on structuring integrated care around ‘neighbourhoods’ or ‘places’ and engaging ‘communities’ in the planning, design and delivery of support. Across the world, related principles are being used to inform national and regional policies and…
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Implementation and Evaluation of an Integrated Care Team for Refugee Health: A Case Study in Ontario, Canada
Background: Refugees face significant barriers in accessing primary care, often resulting in poorer health outcomes. This case study evaluates the implementation of a multidisciplinary Integrated Care Team (ICT) for refugees, in Ontario, Canada. The aim of the ICT was to transition refugees into…
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Effect of Team Composition on Integrated Care Within Multidisciplinary Family Doctor Teams in China: Inter-Professional Collaboration as Mediator
Introduction: Integrated care (IC) is pivotal to China’s primary healthcare reform under Healthy China 2030. Multidisciplinary family doctor teams (FDTs), with variable compositions, aim to deliver IC but face performance inconsistencies. While prior studies associate team composition with clinical…
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Measuring What Matters: Using Participatory Choice Modelling to Understand Preferences for Homelessness Integrated Care
Introduction: People with experience of homelessness (PEH) often have multiple inter-related needs and for support rely on various services working together. To improve Out-of-Hospital Care (OOHC), it is crucial to understand their preferences. This study used a Discrete-Choice Experiment (DCE) to…
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Implementation Barriers and Facilitators of an Integrated Care Initiative Targeting Socioeconomically Vulnerable Groups
Introduction: The incorporation of integrated care initiatives for socioeconomically vulnerable groups into standard care is rare. Insight into implementation barriers and facilitators to select strategies for further implementation and upscaling are therefore needed. Description: This study…
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Exploring the Applicability of Case Study Research in Investigating Service Integration
Introduction: The primary focus of this paper is the application of case study design to investigate the integration of complex health services. Description: This paper presents a co-created case study research project that examined the integration of a regional palliative care service. It outlines…
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Leveraging a Province-Wide Electronic Health Record System to Integrate Health Promotion into Routine Hospital-based Care in Alberta, Canada- A Research Protocol for Evaluation
Objective: The Integrating Prevention into Connect Care for Health (IPiC-Health) initiative embeds a Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral (SBIR) approach for health promotion into routine inpatient and ambulatory care, facilitated by the province-wide, EPIC™-based, electronic clinical…
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Involving Citizens in Integrated Care. Lessons Learned Through Participatory Action Research in Three Communities in the Netherlands
Introduction: In response to rising healthcare demands, alternative health system models are needed. This study aims to investigate the development of community-involved, cross-domain networks, and to identify factors that facilitate or hamper their growth and sustainability. Methods: This…
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Experiences From Older Patients Regarding Their Transition From the Acute Hospital to Their Home: A Phenomenological Study
Introduction: Improving care transitions through better coordination and understanding patient experiences is essential for enhancing care outcomes. This study aims to explore the perceptions of older patients about their transition from hospital to home. Methods: A phenomenological design was used…
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Constructing the Discourse System of “Integrated Care” for Older Adults in China: Logic, Challenges, and Pathways
The construction of an integrated care discourse system for older adults in China significantly influenced the developmental direction of long-term care services, following a “policy-driven and practice-oriented” dual-track logic. National-level policy frameworks establish institutional frameworks…
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Application of Decision-Analytic Models to Evaluate Integrated Care Interventions for Cardiometabolic Multimorbidity: A Systematic Review
Introduction: Integrated care is increasingly adopted to address the needs of patients with multimorbidity, but cost-effective configuration of integrated healthcare pathways remains unclear. This study reviewed decision analytic models (DAMs) used in economic evaluations of integrated care…
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Implementing Population Health Management (PHM) Across an Integrated Care System in England, Using Action Learning Sets and an Embedded, Formative Process Evaluation
Introduction: Population Health Management (PHM) is a UK priority for Integrated Care Systems (ICSs), aiming to deliver proactive, preventative, person-centred care using integrated health and care datasets. However, evidence on implementation in primary care remains limited. Methods: This…
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Correction: Navigating a Decade of Integrated Care Research in the International Journal of Integrated Care: How Far Have We Come?
This article details a correction to: Michgelsen J, Zonneveld N, Miller R, Stein V, Longpré C, Jubinville M, et al. Navigating a Decade of Integrated Care Research in the International Journal of Integrated Care: How Far Have We Come? International Journal of Integrated Care. 2025;25(3):25. DOI…
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Re: Policy Versus Practice: Facilitators and Barriers of Chronic Care Integration in Dutch General Practice – a Survey Study
The aim of this Letter to Editor is to point out the impact of some of the article’s conclusions, while in our opinion these conclusions might not be accurate based on the detailed results. The authors report that 56% of health care providers in general practices do not feel capable of delivering…
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