Healthcare providers’ experiences in supporting community-living older adults to manage multiple chronic conditions: a qualitative study

Overview of attention for article published in BMC Geriatrics, November 2019

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RT @UAlbertaNursing: New publication: Healthcare providers’ experiences in supporting community-living older adults to manage multiple chro…

10 Dec 2019

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New publication: Healthcare providers’ experiences in supporting community-living older adults to manage multiple chronic conditions: a qualitative study. https://t.co/taIoRBcx6A #UAlbertaNursing

09 Dec 2019

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RT @jade_vasquez9: Studies have shown that community-based healthcare providers have done a better job treating older patients with multipl…

22 Nov 2019

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Recent, a study explored the experience of primary and home care providers in taking care of older adults living with multiple chronic conditions (MCC), and to identify ways to improve care and outcomes for this group of people. #FMPH40F19 https://t.co/4Da

22 Nov 2019

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