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The Prevention and Reactivation Care Program (PReCaP) did not prevent functional decline in elderly patients, despite some minor cognitive and mood improvements. Low treatment fidelity due to complexity and poor communication hindered its effectiveness.

Keywords:
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Area of Science:

  • Geriatric Medicine
  • Healthcare Management
  • Patient Outcomes

Background:

  • Hospital-related functional decline is a significant issue for elderly patients.
  • The Prevention and Reactivation Care Program (PReCaP) was implemented to address this decline.
  • Initial results showed PReCaP was not effective in preventing functional decline, with limited clinical relevance despite some improvements in cognition, depression, and perceived health.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To identify factors influencing the effectiveness of PReCaP implementation.
  • To understand the impact on geriatric care 'as usual'.

Main Methods:

  • Semi-structured interviews with 34 healthcare professionals.
  • Non-participatory observations of multidisciplinary meetings.
  • Screening of 42 patient files, hospital protocols, and care plans.
  • Analysis of clinical process data for PReCaP components.

Main Results:

  • Hospital A demonstrated commitment to geriatric care with a dedicated unit and geriatricians, excelling in early identification of frail patients and nursing care focused on independence.
  • Effective post-discharge follow-up was facilitated by transfer nurses, with PReCaP case managers involved in consultations.
  • Hospital B utilized standardized procedures, communication, and computerization for geriatric care, while Hospital C leveraged informal information sharing in its smaller setting.

Conclusions:

  • Multidisciplinary geriatric care within a dedicated unit is crucial for patients with multimorbidity.
  • Integrating medical and reactivation treatments, including early screening, physical activity promotion, and discharge planning, can potentially reduce functional decline.
  • Low treatment fidelity, stemming from project complexity, insufficient implementation focus, and inadequate interdisciplinary communication, significantly impacted PReCaP's ineffectiveness.