The Veneto Region Experience on Evaluating Integrated Care Using MAST

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A. Forestiero, S. Mancin, C. Saccavini, Stefano Gris, E. Sampognaro, Francesco Marchet, F. Moretti
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Abstract

This article presents the application of a model for the Assessment of Telemedicine (MAST) for the evaluation of the effectiveness of integrated care services in the management of frail multimorbidity patients in the local health and social authority (LHSA) of Feltre, Italy. The assessment was carried out within the European project CareWell, whose aim was to improve and develop a better coordination among the social and healthcare professionals supporting patient centred delivery of care at home using ICT. The multidisciplinary assessment described in this article takes into account the description of the enrolled patients and the services implementation other than safety aspects, clinical effectiveness, patient perspectives, economic aspects, as well as organizational aspects and socio-cultural, legal and ethical aspects. In particular, the assessment results show that people belonging to the intervention group feel better looked after, professionals feel part of a team and the data sharing could lead to a better coordination and resources saving.
威尼托地区使用MAST评估综合护理的经验
本文介绍了远程医疗评估(MAST)模型的应用,该模型用于评估意大利费尔特雷地方卫生和社会管理局(LHSA)综合护理服务在管理体弱多病患者方面的有效性。该评估是在欧洲CareWell项目中进行的,该项目旨在改善和发展社会和医疗保健专业人员之间的更好协调,支持使用ICT在家中以患者为中心提供护理。本文中描述的多学科评估考虑了对入选患者和服务实施的描述,而不是安全方面、临床有效性、患者观点、经济方面以及组织方面和社会文化、法律和伦理方面。特别是,评估结果表明,属于干预小组的人感觉得到了更好的照顾,专业人员感觉自己是团队的一部分,数据共享可以带来更好的协调和资源节约。
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