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[Guidelines for customised integrated care in multimorbidity].

Barbara C Van Munster^1,2, Marlies Verhoeff¹, Janke F De Groot³

¹UMC Groningen, Centrum Ouderengeneeskunde, afd. Interne Geneeskunde, Groningen.

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Managing multiple chronic conditions (multimorbidity) presents challenges due to conflicting guidelines. New integrated approaches are being developed to support healthcare providers in creating coordinated, patient-centered care plans for multimorbid patients.

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Gerontology and Public Health
Clinical Medicine and Healthcare Management

Context:

Healthcare providers face challenges managing patients with multimorbidity, often relying on disease-specific guidelines.
Simultaneous application of multiple guidelines risks patient burden, contradictory advice, and potential interactions.
The growing population of patients with multimorbidity necessitates adaptable and integrated healthcare strategies.

Purpose:

To explore current challenges in applying disease-specific guidelines to patients with multimorbidity.
To introduce emerging methodologies and integrated approaches for developing and utilizing multimorbidity guidelines.
To highlight the evolving role of healthcare professionals in managing complex patient needs.

Summary:

Current disease-specific guidelines pose challenges for patients with multimorbidity, risking conflicting advice and treatment burden.
New developments include the 'Methodology for senior-proof guidelines' and modular, interconnected guideline structures for integrated use.
Future healthcare requires professionals skilled in developing coordinated, tailor-made treatment plans for multimorbid individuals, bridging evidence gaps.

Impact:

Improved guideline applicability for the increasing population of patients with multimorbidity.
Enhanced support for healthcare professionals in delivering integrated, cross-domain care.
Facilitation of coordinated, patient-centered treatment plans for complex health conditions.