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Jean-Marc Rame1, Habiba Ammari1, Angélique Doc1
1Réseau d'allergologie de Franche-Comté, Bâtiment Magenta-CHU, 46 chemin du Sanatorium, 25030 Besançon, France.
The Angele project optimizes care for allergy patients through collaborative, structured pathways. This shared care model improves management for house dust mite and food allergies.
Area of Science:
- Allergology
- Public Health
- Healthcare Management
Context:
- Article 51 experiment focusing on shared care pathways.
- Addresses patients with allergies to house dust mites and/or food.
- Involves collaboration between medical doctors and paramedics.
Purpose:
- To optimize patient care through structured care pathways.
- To evaluate the effectiveness of a multidisciplinary approach in allergy management.
- To present the Angele project's methodology and preliminary findings.
Summary:
- The Angele project implements a shared care model for allergy patients.
- Care pathways are structured to enhance collaboration between healthcare professionals.
- Focuses on improving management for house dust mite and food allergies.
Impact:
- Potential to improve patient outcomes and satisfaction in allergy care.
- Provides a framework for multidisciplinary collaboration in managing complex allergies.
- Offers insights into the preliminary results of a novel healthcare initiative.
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