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[The 'multimorbidity generalist' is the future].

Thomas Plochg1, Jolanda F E M Keijsers, Marcel M Levi

  • 1Afd. Sociale Geneeskunde, Academisch Medisch Centrum/Universiteit van Amsterdam, Amsterdam, the Netherlands. t.plochg@amc.uva.nl

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The multimorbidity generalist, combining preventive and coaching skills, is essential for sustainable healthcare. This role is key to effectively managing complex patient needs in the 21st century.

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Area of Science:

  • Healthcare systems
  • General practice
  • Preventive medicine

Context:

  • The 21st century presents growing challenges in managing patients with multiple chronic conditions (multimorbidity).
  • Existing healthcare models may not be optimally equipped to handle the complexities of multimorbidity.
  • There is an increasing need for integrated and patient-centered care approaches.

Purpose:

  • To propose the 'multimorbidity generalist' as a future model for healthcare delivery.
  • To outline the necessary competencies for this new medical role.
  • To advocate for the strengthening of this role within the Dutch healthcare system.

Summary:

  • The multimorbidity generalist integrates preventive, generalist, and coaching competencies.
  • This model aims to provide patient-centered, effective, and efficient care for multimorbid populations.
  • It combines system-based knowledge with personalized patient coaching.

Impact:

  • This role is crucial for the sustainability of healthcare systems.
  • It addresses the increasing prevalence of multimorbidity.
  • It calls for the medical profession to proactively shape healthcare policy to legitimize and strengthen this vital role.