Patterns of multimorbidity in primary health care – a prospective observational study

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Patterns of multimorbidity in primary health care – a prospective observational study

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Data collection ongoing| Data analysis ongoing| Data collection ongoing| Data analysis ongoing

Germany

No

Age, gender, migrant status, marital status, household type and size, education, former occupation, income, wealth, morbidity, activities of daily living, motor skills, vision and hearing, cognitive impairment, pain, health-related quality of life, body mass index, waist-to-hip-ratio, physical activity, nutrition, alcohol use, smoking behaviour, general self-efficacy, coping with illness, social support, patient assessment of chronic illness care, utilization of medical services, medication, mortality

No

Yes – intend to apply for funding

Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias| Parkinson’s disease

No

No policy exists
No

To identify prognostic variables for the course of multimorbidity, and to describe the severity and the somatic and psychosocial long-term consequences of multimorbidity patterns as well as health care utilization

0

1,000-5,000 participants

Prospective cohort

01/07/2008

Data collection ongoing| Data analysis ongoing| Data collection ongoing| Data analysis ongoing

Patterns of multimorbidity in primary health care – a prospective observational study

Population Cohorts
Germany
Alzheimer’s disease & other dementias|Parkinson’s disease & PD-related disorders
2016

 

 

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