Begin with the real question.
Health and care needs often overlap; fragmented services struggle to respond to the whole person.
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Integrated & Person-Centered Care
Connecting care around a person’s changing needs.
Following the question.
We examine care coordination, community-based integrated care, aging in place, and reablement.
Integrated careAging in placeReablement
DOCUMENTED PROJECT · 2021–2022
A People-Centered Care Approach to “Aging in Place”: Implementing Multilayered Integrated Care in a Community-Based Long-Term Care System
A 2021–2022 research project examining multilayered integrated care in a community-based long-term care system.
View NTU Scholars record ↗Methods for complex realities.
Program evaluation, care pathway analysis, and mixed methods.
Where the work can go.
Develop care pathways that respond more closely to functional change and personal preferences.
Research status: Active research. Future directions do not imply completed findings or a released tool.
Publications connected to this area.
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Assessing Integrated Care Mechanisms in Taiwan’s Long-Term Care System: A Study of Care Management Service Providers (opens in a new tab)
Chen W-C, Wu S-C, Chang S-C, Chung K-P, Tu Y-K, Chen Y-M
DOI ↗02
Relationships between reablement-embedded home- and community-based service use patterns and functional improvement among older adults in Taiwan (opens in a new tab)
Yu H-W, Wu S-C, Chen H-H, Yeh Y-P, Chen Y-M
DOI ↗Ya-Mei Chen
Professor · Principal Investigator
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