Impact of an integrated community-based model of care for older people with complex conditions on hospital emergency presentations and admissions: a step-wedged cluster randomized trial

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Jennifer Mann
Fintan Thompson
Robyn McDermott
A. Esterman
Edward Strivens
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[1] Cairns and Hinterland Hospital and Health Service,College of Public Health
[2] Medicine and Veterinary Sciences,Clinical and Health Sciences
[3] James Cook University,College of Medicine and Dentistry
[4] University of South Australia,undefined
[5] James Cook University,undefined
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Older person; Emergency department; Hospital admissions; Integration; Primary care; Complexity;
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