Transitions between various healthcare services are potential points for fragmented care
and can be confusing and complicated for patients, formal and informal caregivers. These …

In managing treatment for persons with mental illness, the primary care physician (PCP)
needs to communicate with mental health (MH) professionals in various settings over time to …

Background Little prior research focused on person-centred care and support (PCCS) for
dementia in home, community or outpatient care. We aimed to describe what constitutes PCCS…

In this study we quantify the impact of a partnership between a dedicated health clinic for
government assisted refugees (GARs), a local reception centre and community providers, on …

The nursing profession has a history of embracing novel technologies that support the
delivery of compassionate, person-centred care. The emergence and rapid adoption of ‘intelligent…

Background: Intelligent assistive technologies that complement and extend human abilities
have proliferated in recent years. Service robots, home automation equipment, and other …

Objectives To identify key dimensions of patients' experience across the rehabilitative care
system and to recommend a framework to develop survey items that measure the …

This study investigated the experiences of older adults with technologies they own and
determined how they value them. Thirty-seven older adults participated in a Show and Tell co-…

Healthcare providers caring for people living with dementia may experience moral distress
when faced with ethically challenging situations, such as the inability to provide care that is …

Background: Primary care needs to be patient-centered, integrated, and interprofessional to
help patients with complex needs manage the burden of medication-related problems. …