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A qualitative study of healthcare providers’ perceptions and experiences of working together to care for children with medical complexity (CMC)

A qualitative study exploring the perceptions and experiences of health care providers on the provision of health care for children with medical complexity (CMC) aged 0 to 18 years.

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This article presents a qualitative study that examines healthcare providers' perceptions and experiences of working together to care for children with medical complexity (CMC). The study aims to understand the knowledge gap between different stakeholders in the Australian healthcare system and inform the development of integrated care models for CMC. The research findings highlight the challenges faced by healthcare providers and the need for improved training and resources. The study concludes that designing an integrated model for CMC requires addressing these challenges and providing adequate support to healthcare providers.

A qualitative study of healthcare providers’ perceptions and experiences of working together to care for children with medical complexity (CMC)

A qualitative study exploring the perceptions and experiences of health care providers on the provision of health care for children with medical complexity (CMC) aged 0 to 18 years.

   Added on 2023-02-02

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Table of contents:
PART A......................................................................................................................................3
References................................................................................................................................10
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PART A
Critical Evaluation/ Appraisal of Qualitative Research
Helping to Make Sense of Qualitative Data
ONE QUALITATIVE
RESEARCH ARTICLE Column 1
Description of the research
Column 2
Your assessment of
strengths and weaknesses
of each research component you
are summarising in column 1
(using academic references).
Author
Date and Source (using
Harvard referencing system)
Lisa Altman, Yvonne
Zurynski, Christie Breen,
Tim Hoffmann, and Susan
Woolfenden, 2018
Breen, C., Altman, L., Ging, J.,
Deverell, M., Woolfenden, S.
and Zurynski, Y., 2018.
Significant reductions in tertiary
hospital encounters and less
travel for families after
implementation of Paediatric
Care Coordination in
Australia. BMC health services
research, 18(1), p.751.
Aims/Objectives of the
research
The main aim and the
objectives of the following
study are to understand the
knowledge gap between the
people of Australia
especially in the primary
secondary and the tertiary
health care system.
Therefore, based on the
experience and the
perception of the healthcare
system and based on those
One of the limitations of the
following study is that the audio
which is recorded for the
stakeholders are being recorded
and they are transcribed. While
on the other hand the audio
which is recorded of the people
who are to be interviewed they
are recorded as the field work
and they are not transcribed.
Other than that there are
different nuances which have
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