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“Time to face the challenge of multimorbidity” is the title of a recently published article in the European Journal for Internal Medicine. The partners of JA-CHRODIS work on multimorbidity (work package 6) summarised the first results of their work in this area, which focused on the identification of a population with multimorbidity with a high or very high care demand. Disease patterns, physical function, mental health, and socioeconomic status are identified as factors associated with adverse health outcomes and resource consumption among multimorbid patients. The results also underline the need for a comprehensive approach, targeting not only diseases, but also social, cognitive, and functional problems.
“Time to face the challenge of multimorbidity” is the title of a recently published article in the European Journal for Internal Medicine. The partners of JA-CHRODIS work on multimorbidity (work package 6) summarised the first results of their work in this area, which focused on the identification of a population with multimorbidity with a high or very high care demand. Disease patterns, physical function, mental health, and socioeconomic status are identified as factors associated with adverse health outcomes and resource consumption among multimorbid patients. The results also underline the need for a comprehensive approach, targeting not only diseases, but also social, cognitive, and functional problems.
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