Integrated care: starting points and theoretical limitations of the koncept.

Czech version

Authors: M. Janečková
Published in: Geriatrie a Gerontologie 2016, 5, č. 3: 140-144
Category: Review Article

Overview

The article deals with the concept of integrated care, its components, starting points and the main reasons for why integration of care is becoming a necessity in current systems of healthcare and social care. At least some high level knowledge of these matters is necessary no just for research for any practical efforts to integrate healthcare and social care out in the field.

Keywords:
integrated care – care coordination – health system organization – care fragmentation – chronic illness – strokes – patient centred care

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