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Perspectives of Frequent Users of Emergency Departments on a Case Management Intervention: A Qualitative Study.

Luana SchaadMadison GraellsMiriam KaszturaElodie SchmutzJoanna MoullinOlivier HugliJean-Bernard DaeppenJulia AmbrosettiJulien OmbelliMichel GolayVincent RibordyVéronique S GrazioliPatrick Bodenmann
Published in: Inquiry : a journal of medical care organization, provision and financing (2023)
, stigmatization, lack of concrete outcomes). Barriers identified were cm's lack of time, COVID-19's negative impact on CM organization, as well as lack of clarity on the objectives of CM. FUED perceived CM as useful, in particular establishing a working relationship with the cm. Our results suggest that CM can be further improved by (1) professionals remaining non-judgmental toward FUED, (2) making sure the aims and objectives of the CM are understood by the participants, and (3) allowing more time for the cm to carry out their work.
Keyphrases
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