Is long-term care a building or a societal moral philosophy?

Sadri, Hamid; Sadri, Salar

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“…5 Arguably, the pandemic exacerbated two crucial challenges for the healthcare system: Health Human Resources (HHR) and acute and long-term care capacity. 6 Next, the Quintuple Aim introduced equity as the fifth component, realizing that providing high-quality care is impossible without addressing inequity. 7 Quintuple Aim follows the six domains (safe, effective, patient-centred, timely, efficient, and equitable) identified by the (IOM) for healthcare improvement.…”

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The role of innovative technologies in reducing health system inequity

Sadri,

Fraser

2023

Healthc Manage Forum

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The scarcity of Health Human Resources (HHR), regional disparities, and decentralized healthcare systems have profoundly affected health equity in Canada. Adequate HHR allocation is essential for equitable healthcare delivery, and the COVID-19 pandemic has revealed the importance of resilient and culturally diverse organizational HHR. Geography and infrastructure shortcomings aggravate healthcare equity. This study examines the role of innovative technologies in reducing inequity and provides four practice-based examples in different therapeutic areas. Long-term solutions such as collaborative networks, infrastructure improvements, and effective HHR planning can mitigate current challenges. However, in the short and medium terms, advanced medical technologies, digital health, and artificial intelligence can reduce health inequities by improving access, reducing disparities, optimizing resource utilization, and providing skill development opportunities for healthcare professionals.

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The role of innovative technologies in reducing health system inequity

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2023

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Long-Term Care Models in Select OECD Countries and Policy Implications for Canada: A Focused Qualitative Systematic Review

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Sadri,

Sadri

2023

J Aging Long Term Care

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The COVID-19 pandemic highlighted many problems with Canada's older adults (OA) long-term care (LTC) model. The demographic changes in the next two decades require a novel approach to LTC. This study aimed to conduct a focused qualitative systematic review (SR) of the publicly supported LTC models and policies in select advanced economies. The authors used PubMed, Embase, and Medline to conduct an SR following the preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta‐analyses (PRISMA) 2020 guidelines. Fully published articles in the English language related to LTC for Germany, Sweden, Australia, Denmark, France, and the Netherlands were included. Predefined data on the LTC models, including eligibility criteria, coverage, funding, and delivery methods, were extracted. Out of 1,682 screened articles/websites, 28 publications, websites, and reports were included. Despite differences in LTC models, there were two primary funding sources for LTC in the selected countries: general tax and LTC insurance. Aligned with the OAs preference, there was an emphasis on providing LTC at home. The care services were need-based and often defined by healthcare professionals or specialized teams. To address the growing number of OAs and to fulfill their needs, the Canadian LTC system requires a major shift to LTC at home and keeping the institutional LTC as the last resource. A sustainable LTC at home also requires a new legislative framework and financial levers.

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Is long-term care a building or a societal moral philosophy?

Cited by 2 publications

References 43 publications

The role of innovative technologies in reducing health system inequity

The role of innovative technologies in reducing health system inequity

Long-Term Care Models in Select OECD Countries and Policy Implications for Canada: A Focused Qualitative Systematic Review

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