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Rethinking health services around clusters of co-existing diseases: impact on integrated care for people with Multiple Long-Term Conditions

2025-05-06

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Abstract (up to 300 words) Background Care delivery in conventional health systems is structured around clinical anatomical specialties, often geared towards managing single conditions rather than people. As a result, people with Multiple Long-Term Conditions (MLTC) often need to see many different specialists to manage their health, resulting in fragmented care that is inefficient and costly. Certain Long-term Co...

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10.1101/2025.05.06.25327045
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