Abstract Purpose of Review Acute care re-utilization, ie, hospital readmission and post-
discharge Emergency Department (ED) use, is a significant driver of healthcare costs and a …

Although patient centredness is part of providing high-quality health care, little is known
about the effectiveness of care transition interventions that involve patients and their families …

Importance Discharge from the hospital to the community has been associated with serious
patient risks and excess service costs. Objective To evaluate the comparative effectiveness …

Objectives Transfers between health facilities of people living with HIV attending primary
health care (PHC) including hospital to PHC facility, PHC facility to hospital and PHC facility …

Hospital readmission among people with diabetes is common and costly. A better
understanding of the differences between people requiring hospitalization primarily for …

BACKGROUND: The public and private sectors have improved insulin affordability to better
access and outcomes. However, measuring the clinical and economic impact of these …

Background Measures to evaluate high-risk medication safety during transfers of care
should span different safety dimensions across all components of these transfers and reflect …

Eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) disease activity can be caused by treatment non-adherence.
Medication possession ratio (MPR) is an established metric of medication adherence. A …

Inadequate glycaemic control post-discharge is the root cause of readmission in people with
diabetes mellitus (DM) and is often linked to improper discharge planning (DP). A structured …

Aims. This study aimed to identify and analyze the factors significantly influencing long‐term
insulin medication adherence among outpatients and to evaluate whether pharmaceutical …