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To evaluate the effects of case management in community aged care (CMCAC) interventions on service use and costs.Five databases were searched from inception to 2011 July to include randomized control trials and comparative observational English studies. Results were summarized by using the best-evidence synthesis approach.Twenty-one studies were included. Available studies supported improvements in clients' use of case management services (all of the four studies), some community services (8 of the 10) and nursing home admission and stay (around one half), delay of nursing home placement (all of the two studies), and achieving cost neutrality (8 of the 11). The effects on medical care utilization were varying.In general, these positive effects justify the further development and refinement of CMCAC programs. Result applicability is limited by only including English studies. Cost studies applying a societal perspective, and full economic appraisals where appropriate are warranted.

作者:Emily Chuanmei, You;David Robert, Dunt;Colleen, Doyle

来源:Journal of aging and health 2013 年 25卷 7期

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作者:
Emily Chuanmei, You;David Robert, Dunt;Colleen, Doyle
来源:
Journal of aging and health 2013 年 25卷 7期
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case management community aged care costs service use systematic review
To evaluate the effects of case management in community aged care (CMCAC) interventions on service use and costs.Five databases were searched from inception to 2011 July to include randomized control trials and comparative observational English studies. Results were summarized by using the best-evidence synthesis approach.Twenty-one studies were included. Available studies supported improvements in clients' use of case management services (all of the four studies), some community services (8 of the 10) and nursing home admission and stay (around one half), delay of nursing home placement (all of the two studies), and achieving cost neutrality (8 of the 11). The effects on medical care utilization were varying.In general, these positive effects justify the further development and refinement of CMCAC programs. Result applicability is limited by only including English studies. Cost studies applying a societal perspective, and full economic appraisals where appropriate are warranted.