Comorbidity of 10 common conditions Guthrie B et al. BMJ 2012;345:bmj.e6341.

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Comorbidity of 10 common conditions Guthrie B et al. BMJ 2012;345:bmj.e6341

Comorbidity of 10 common conditions Guthrie B et al. BMJ 2012;345:bmj.e6341

Patients with multimorbidity at high risk (target for intervention): Disease patterns Individual diseases Combination of diseases Low socioeconomical status low income poor social support Poor physical function Mental health problems depression cognitive impairment Need of comprehensive and multidisciplinary assessment and intervention … comprehensivists, which better convey the nature of caring for patients with multiple chronic conditions, are needed JAMA. 2012;307(23): Joint Action CHRODIS Eur J Intern Med 2015;26(3):157-9

Patients with multimorbidity at high risk (target for intervention): Disease patterns Individual diseases Combination of diseases Low socioeconomical status low income poor social support Poor physical function Mental health problems depression cognitive impairment Need of comprehensive and multidisciplinary assessment and intervention … comprehensivists, which better convey the nature of caring for patients with multiple chronic conditions, are needed JAMA. 2012;307(23): Joint Action CHRODIS Eur J Intern Med 2015;26(3):157-9

Delivery system design – Case manager – Multidisciplinary team – Individualized care plans – Comprehensive assessment Decision support – Implementation of EBM – Team training Self management – Health literacy – Patient education – Family education – Self-management Community resources – Access community resources – Involvement of social network – Psychosocial support Clinical information system – Electronic patients records – Computerized clinical charts Joint Action CHRODIS Interventions for multimorbidity

Delivery system design – Case manager – Multidisciplinary team – Individualized care plans – Comprehensive assessment Decision support – Implementation of EBM – Team training Self management – Health literacy – Patient education – Family education – Self-management Community resources – Access community resources – Involvement of social network – Psychosocial support Clinical information system – Electronic patients records – Computerized clinical charts Joint Action CHRODIS Interventions for multimorbidity