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integrated care

integrated care Integrated care is an approach to health and social care that tries to meet complex needs through coordinated, collaborative service delivery across settings.

Integrated care is an approach to health and social care that tries to meet complex needs through coordinated, collaborative service delivery across settings. It brings together hospitals with services such as community and primary care so resources and care can be better aligned with people’s needs.

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Drafting source: Demir Eren; Yakutcan Usame; Page Stephen. Research-informed decision-making for empowering integrated care system development: Co-creating innovative solutions to facilitate enhanced service provision. 2025; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0321994; article XML SHA-256 360f0a2149d8491b0d383568f91d9a94d43953c377442be0e15afab5257cd302. “Research-informed decision-making for empowering integrated care system development: Co-creating innovative solutions to facilitate enhanced service provision” (10.1371/journal.pone.0321994).
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