Managing health care needs of the elderly through an elderly care manager: Thailand.

F1000Res · 2022 · PMC11401987 · PMID 39281328

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In terms of the outcomes of elderly by ECMs, in this present study found that the 2-month community supportive intervention for Thai elderly by ECMs has significantly effect on patients’ knowledge score but there was no significant improvement in elderly’s quality of life by EQ 5D, even an increasing trend of elderly quality of life was found.

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