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Boxes

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  08 April 2022

Edited by
Claudia B. Maier ,
Marieke Kroezen ,
Reinhard Busse  and
Matthias Wismar
Claudia B. Maier
Affiliation:
Technische Universität Berlin
Marieke Kroezen
Affiliation:
Trimbos Institute
Reinhard Busse
Affiliation:
Technische Universität Berlin
Matthias Wismar
Affiliation:
European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies

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Skill-mix Innovation, Effectiveness and Implementation
Improving Primary and Chronic Care
 , pp. xvi - xvii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2022
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  1. 2.1Methods of the overview of reviews

  2. 4.1Overview of the evidence on skill-mix innovations for health promotion and prevention

  3. 4.2Pharmacists’ support of novice users of medicines

  4. 4.3Introducing diabetes screening in the pharmacy

  5. 5.1Overview of the evidence on skill-mix innovations in acute care patients

  6. 5.2Hospital-at-home to avoid readmission

  7. 5.3The netCare Project: Swiss community pharmacists providing triage to patients with minor acute conditions

  8. 5.4The MINA Programme

  9. 6.1Overview of the evidence

  10. 6.2Major skill-mix innovations in the care for patients with chronic conditions and multimorbidity

  11. 6.3Skill-mix interventions involving pharmacists

  12. 6.4Skill-mix interventions involving nurses

  13. 6.5Skill mix interventions involving professions other than pharmacists and nurses

  14. 6.6Skill-mix interventions involving multiprofessional teams

  15. 6.7Nurse prescribers in Finland take care of the routine management of patients with specific chronic conditions

  16. 6.8Expanding professional roles of pharmacists in Portugal

  17. 6.9Collaborative care models in mental health care in the United Kingdom, Ireland and Belgium

  18. 6.10New nursing roles in integrated case management of patients with complex needs in Valencia, Spain

  19. 7.1Overview of the evidence on long-term and palliative care

  20. 7.2Home care assistants – Geronto service in Serbia

  21. 7.3The district nurse (the Netherlands)

  22. 7.4The case of case managers in primary palliative care in the Netherlands

  23. 7.5Specialized ambulatory palliative care in Germany (SAPV)

  24. 7.6WHO collaboration for strengthening of palliative care education of all health care professionals (2016–2020)

  25. 8.1Definitions: populations living in rural and remote areas and disadvantaged groups

  26. 8.2Overview of the evidence

  27. 8.3Definition of community health workers

  28. 8.4Examples of skill-mix innovations and new technologies/eHealth

  29. 8.5Delivering on social accountability: Canada’s Northern Ontario School of Medicine (Strasser, 2016)

  30. 8.6Community Health Centre Botermarkt – Ledeberg in Ghent (Belgium)

  31. 9.1Competency-based curricula in the Netherlands

  32. 9.2Continuing professional development in health professions in France

  33. 10.1Reforms on nonmedical prescribing with implications on health systems

  34. 11.1Skill-mix in primary care services in Portugal: barriers to change and potential facilitators

  35. 11.2The implementation of prescribing by nurse specialists in the Netherlands

  36. 11.3Community specialist nurses in neurology in the United Kingdom

  37. 11.4Health workforce change in Germany in the shadow of organizational reform

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