Case management for at-risk elderly patients in the English integrated care pilots: observational study of staff and patient experience and secondary care utilisation

Martin Roland; Richard Lewis; Adam Steventon; Gary Abel; John Adams; Martin Bardsley; Laura Brereton; Xavier Chitnis; Annalijn Conklin; Laura Staetsky; Sarah Tunkel; Tom Ling

doi:10.5334/ijic.850

Figures & Tables

Box 1:

Key features of six English integrated care pilots focusing on case management of older people.

Table 1:

Details of six case management demonstration sites.

Table 2:

Summary of patient questionnaire responses (n=460).

*These two questions restricted to those reporting an admission in the previous six months.

Table 3:

Changes in hospital utilisation for six case management.

*More detailed figures including absolute values are shown in Tables A5i and A5ii in the appendix.

Table A1:

Characteristics of cases and controls in six case management sites

Table A2:

Correlation of the potential omitted confounder with intervention receipt and emergency admissions that would be required to eliminate the observed relationship.

Table A3i:

Individual patient analysis: changes in hospital utilisation comparing six months before with six months after an intervention.

Table A3ii:

Practice based analysis: mean number of admissions per 1000 patients per year for intervention and control practices.

*ACSC=Ambulatory care sensitive condition.