Clinical and Economic Systematic Literature Review to Support the Development of an Integrated Care Programme for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management for the Irish Health System

Eileen Savage; Josephine Hegarty; Elizabeth Weathers; Lydia Mulligan; Anthony O'Reilly; Jennifer Cronly; Carol Condon; Vera McCarthy; Elaine Lehane; Irene Hartigan; Aine Horgan; Colin Bradley; John Patrick Browne; Aileen Murphy; Jodi Cronin; Maura  Flynn; Jonathan Drennan

Clinical and Economic Systematic Literature Review to Support the Development of an Integrated Care Programme for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management for the Irish Health System

Eileen Savage
, Josephine Hegarty
, Elizabeth Weathers
, Lydia Mulligan
, Anthony O'Reilly
, Jennifer Cronly
, Carol Condon
, Vera McCarthy
, Elaine Lehane
, Irene Hartigan
, Aine Horgan
, Colin Bradley
, John Patrick Browne
, Aileen Murphy
, Jodi Cronin
, Maura Flynn
, Jonathan Drennan

University of Southampton

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Abstract
Based on a clinical and economic systematic review of the international literature, this report presents the evidence on integrated care programmes and generic models of care designed for chronic disease prevention and management. This evidence will support the work of integrated clinical care programmes in Ireland through the Clinical Strategy and Programmes Division of the HSE.

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Report prepared for the Clinical Strategy and Programmes Division (CSPD) of the Health Service Executive to support the work of integrated clinical care programmes.

Original language	English (Ireland)
Publisher	Health Service Executive
Number of pages	263
Publication status	Published - Jul 2015

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Savage, E., Hegarty, J., Weathers, E., Mulligan, L., O'Reilly, A., Cronly, J., Condon, C., McCarthy, V., Lehane, E., Hartigan, I., Horgan, A., Bradley, C., Browne, J. P., Murphy, A., Cronin, J., Flynn, M., & Drennan, J. (2015). Clinical and Economic Systematic Literature Review to Support the Development of an Integrated Care Programme for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management for the Irish Health System. Health Service Executive. https://hdl.handle.net/10468/13604

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Clinical and Economic Systematic Literature Review to Support the Development of an Integrated Care Programme for Chronic Disease Prevention and Management for the Irish Health System

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