Exploring resident experiences of person‑centred care at mealtimes in long‑term residential care: a rapid ethnography

Transitional care decision-making through the eyes of older people and informal caregivers: An in-depth interview-based study

Interventions for the empowerment of older people and informal caregivers in transitional care decision-making: short report of a systematic review

Addressing key items for the triage of older adults in a non-clinical operator-led out-of-hours telephone triage service in Belgium: preliminary results of an e-Delphi study

A multi-level perspective on perceived unmet needs for home support in home-dwelling older adults in the Swiss context: a secondary data analysis of a population study

Older peoples' and informal caregivers' experiences, views, and needs in transitional care decision-making: a systematic review

Integrated Care Components in Transitional Care Models from Hospital to Home for Frail Older Adults: A Systematic Review by Merel Leithaus, Audrey Beaulen, Erica de Vries, Geert Goderis, Johan Flamaing, Hilde Verbeek, Mieke Deschodt

Book Chapter: Policies and Politics: An Analysis of Public Policies Aimed at the Reorganisation of Healthcare Delivery During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Book Chapter: Long-Term Care Staff Perceptions of Providing Care During the COVID-19 Pandemic in the United States and Switzerland: Balancing Protection and Social Isolation

The aim of this brief report is to present the protocol and preliminary findings of a systematic review on key aspects of care provision that affect care transition of older adults 60+ within the long-term care systems.

A descriptive study was conducted using registry data obtained from the 1733 OOH telephone triage service in a Flemish region of Belgium. All calls received between 1 January 2019 and 31 December 2020 were analyzed. A significant association was found between patient age and period of call.

We identified 5 second-order constructs sharing commonalities suggesting interrelations between PCC and QoL

Systematic review: Do financial aspects affect care transitions in long-term care systems?

Ageing with a disability increases the risk of hospitalization and nursing home admission. Ageing in place interventions aiming to reduce disability are often not sufficiently effective and inadequately theory-based. There are many models available on disability, but it is unclear how they define disability, what their differences are, and how they evolved throughout the years. This paper aims to provide an overview of the evolution of these models and to elaborate on the causal mechanisms of disability.

Returning home after geriatric rehabilitation is often accompanied by many challenges that threaten the continuity of care and might lead to institutionalisation.

A systematic review by Farah Islam et al. with regards to the consistency of decision support software‑integrated telephone triage and associated factors

This review by Lindsay Groenvynck et al. included 17 publications and highlights existing interventions for improving transitional care.

Article written by Amal Fakha et al.

Article written by Lindsay Groenvynck et al. (2020)

Article written by Mieke Deschodt et al. (2020)