#longtermconditions — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #longtermconditions, aggregated by home.social.
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Took me a while to really get the important message of this paper
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/26335565261477731
#SorrySlow 😅The team assumes that their register offers a TRUE estimate of the prevalence of #multimorbidity for everyone living in Stockholm since 2017.
[plausible, but could have been clearer for me]Based on this, they separate different data sources and can show that without #PrimaryCare data, prevalence would be underestimated by around 20%.
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Took me a while to really get the important message of this paper
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/26335565261477731
#SorrySlow 😅The team assumes that their register offers a TRUE estimate of the prevalence of #multimorbidity for everyone living in Stockholm since 2017.
[plausible, but could have been clearer for me]Based on this, they separate different data sources and can show that without #PrimaryCare data, prevalence would be underestimated by around 20%.
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Took me a while to really get the important message of this paper
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/26335565261477731
#SorrySlow 😅The team assumes that their register offers a TRUE estimate of the prevalence of #multimorbidity for everyone living in Stockholm since 2017.
[plausible, but could have been clearer for me]Based on this, they separate different data sources and can show that without #PrimaryCare data, prevalence would be underestimated by around 20%.
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@DrTomori Absolutely – couldn’t agree more!
Yes I’ll make sure to keep you posted – likewise please! We’re now running #participatory workshops across the 4 UK nations to develop a toolkit to inform #implementation of latest evidence into #NHS settings, and further #SystematicReview work looking at #Breastfeeding support for those with #LongTermConditions coming up next year. Looking forward to reading your forthcoming work this spring - we should link up for future work! -
@DrTomori Absolutely – couldn’t agree more!
Yes I’ll make sure to keep you posted – likewise please! We’re now running participatory workshops across the 4 UK nations to develop a toolkit to inform #implementation of latest evidence into #NHS settings, and further #SystematicReview work looking at #Breastfeeding support for those with #LongTermConditions coming up next year. Looking forward to reading your forthcoming work this spring - we should link up for future work! -
@DrTomori Absolutely – couldn’t agree more!
Yes I’ll make sure to keep you posted – likewise please! We’re now running participatory workshops across the 4 UK nations to develop a toolkit to inform #implementation of latest evidence into #NHS settings, and further #SystematicReview work looking at #Breastfeeding support for those with #LongTermConditions coming up next year. Looking forward to reading your forthcoming work this spring - we should link up for future work! -
@DrTomori Absolutely – couldn’t agree more!
Yes I’ll make sure to keep you posted – likewise please! We’re now running #participatory workshops across the 4 UK nations to develop a toolkit to inform #implementation of latest evidence into #NHS settings, and further #SystematicReview work looking at #Breastfeeding support for those with #LongTermConditions coming up next year. Looking forward to reading your forthcoming work this spring - we should link up for future work! -
@DrTomori Absolutely – couldn’t agree more!
Yes I’ll make sure to keep you posted – likewise please! We’re now running participatory workshops across the 4 UK nations to develop a toolkit to inform #implementation of latest evidence into #NHS settings, and further #SystematicReview work looking at #Breastfeeding support for those with #LongTermConditions coming up next year. Looking forward to reading your forthcoming work this spring - we should link up for future work!