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Prior Caregiving as a Proxy for Unmeasured Patient Function in Hospital-at-Home

2026-08-10

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Duhamel and colleagues report that 61.6% of caregivers met the threshold for high burden within 48 hours of an acute hospital-at-home (HaH) episode, with prior caregiving experience emerging as the strongest correlate. This commentary proposes that prior caregiving is not only an attribute of the caregiver but also, by definition, an attribute of the patient: a patient who required caregiving before the acute epis...

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5182eea6-3d4e-5eab-b0ba-934f62c933ff
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10.32388/fm9mve
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