The broken care chain—report from a country with a low number of hospital beds

Several interacting structural issues cause readmissions. These include premature discharge from hospital, poor hand-over between healthcare professionals, and a lack of qualified staff in the home-setting. To prevent readmission, medical competence and interprofessional teamwork must be improved in the home setting.

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Frontiers in Health Services
Published
2025-09-25
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3389/frhs.2025.1632220
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1
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Geriatric Care and Nursing Homes
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The broken care chain—report from a country with a low number of hospital beds

Carin Fredriksson, Marie Jönsson, Marie Holmefur, Peter Appelros
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Frontiers in Health Services
Geriatric Care and Nursing Homes
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The broken care chain—report from a country with a low number of hospital beds

Carin Fredriksson, Marie Jönsson, Marie Holmefur, Peter Appelros
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Abstract

Several interacting structural issues cause readmissions. These include premature discharge from hospital, poor hand-over between healthcare professionals, and a lack of qualified staff in the home-setting. To prevent readmission, medical competence and interprofessional teamwork must be improved in the home setting.

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