Building ADMISSION – A research collaborative to transform understanding of multiple long-term conditions for people admitted to hospital
Background Multiple long-term conditions (MLTCs; commonly referred to as multimorbidity) are highly prevalent among people admitted to hospital and are therefore of critical importance to hospital-based healthcare systems. To date, most research on MLTCs has been conducted in primary care or the gen...
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| author | Miles D Witham Victoria Bartle Sue Bellass Jonathan G Bunn Duncan Cartner Heather J Cordell Rominique Doal Felicity Evison Suzy Gallier Steve Harris Susan J Hillman Ray Holding Peta Leroux Tom Marshall Fiona E Matthews Paolo Missier Anand Nair Mo Osman Ewan R Pearson Chris Plummer Sara Pretorius Sarah J Richardson Sian M Robinson Elizabeth Sapey Thomas Scharf Rupal Shah Marzieh Shahmandi Mervyn Singer Jana Suklan James MS Wason Rachel Cooper Avan A Sayer |
| author_facet | Miles D Witham Victoria Bartle Sue Bellass Jonathan G Bunn Duncan Cartner Heather J Cordell Rominique Doal Felicity Evison Suzy Gallier Steve Harris Susan J Hillman Ray Holding Peta Leroux Tom Marshall Fiona E Matthews Paolo Missier Anand Nair Mo Osman Ewan R Pearson Chris Plummer Sara Pretorius Sarah J Richardson Sian M Robinson Elizabeth Sapey Thomas Scharf Rupal Shah Marzieh Shahmandi Mervyn Singer Jana Suklan James MS Wason Rachel Cooper Avan A Sayer |
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| description | Background Multiple long-term conditions (MLTCs; commonly referred to as multimorbidity) are highly prevalent among people admitted to hospital and are therefore of critical importance to hospital-based healthcare systems. To date, most research on MLTCs has been conducted in primary care or the general population with comparatively little work undertaken in the hospital setting. Purpose To describe the rationale and content of ADMISSION: a four-year UK Research and Innovation and National Institute of Health and Care Research funded interdisciplinary programme that seeks, in partnership with public contributors, to transform care for people living with MLTCs admitted to hospital. Research design Based across five UK academic centres, ADMISSION combines expertise in clinical medicine, epidemiology, informatics, computing, biostatistics, social science, genetics and care pathway mapping to examine patterns of conditions, mechanisms, consequences and pathways of care for people with MLTCs admitted to hospital. Data collection The programme uses routinely collected electronic health record data from large UK teaching hospitals, population-based cohort data from UK Biobank and routinely collected blood samples from The Scottish Health Research Register and Biobank (SHARE). These approaches are complemented by focused qualitative work exploring the perspectives of healthcare professionals and the lived experience of people with MLTCs admitted to hospital. Conclusion ADMISSION will provide the necessary foundations to develop novel ways to prevent and treat MLTCs and their consequences in people admitted to hospital and to improve care systems and the quality of care for this underserved group. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-3c1b4836dacc4691b483b97dabedddc22025-02-01T15:03:21ZengSAGE PublishingJournal of Multimorbidity and Comorbidity2633-55652025-01-011510.1177/26335565251317940Building ADMISSION – A research collaborative to transform understanding of multiple long-term conditions for people admitted to hospitalMiles D WithamVictoria BartleSue BellassJonathan G BunnDuncan CartnerHeather J CordellRominique DoalFelicity EvisonSuzy GallierSteve HarrisSusan J HillmanRay HoldingPeta LerouxTom MarshallFiona E MatthewsPaolo MissierAnand NairMo OsmanEwan R PearsonChris PlummerSara PretoriusSarah J RichardsonSian M RobinsonElizabeth SapeyThomas ScharfRupal ShahMarzieh ShahmandiMervyn SingerJana SuklanJames MS WasonRachel CooperAvan A SayerBackground Multiple long-term conditions (MLTCs; commonly referred to as multimorbidity) are highly prevalent among people admitted to hospital and are therefore of critical importance to hospital-based healthcare systems. To date, most research on MLTCs has been conducted in primary care or the general population with comparatively little work undertaken in the hospital setting. Purpose To describe the rationale and content of ADMISSION: a four-year UK Research and Innovation and National Institute of Health and Care Research funded interdisciplinary programme that seeks, in partnership with public contributors, to transform care for people living with MLTCs admitted to hospital. Research design Based across five UK academic centres, ADMISSION combines expertise in clinical medicine, epidemiology, informatics, computing, biostatistics, social science, genetics and care pathway mapping to examine patterns of conditions, mechanisms, consequences and pathways of care for people with MLTCs admitted to hospital. Data collection The programme uses routinely collected electronic health record data from large UK teaching hospitals, population-based cohort data from UK Biobank and routinely collected blood samples from The Scottish Health Research Register and Biobank (SHARE). These approaches are complemented by focused qualitative work exploring the perspectives of healthcare professionals and the lived experience of people with MLTCs admitted to hospital. Conclusion ADMISSION will provide the necessary foundations to develop novel ways to prevent and treat MLTCs and their consequences in people admitted to hospital and to improve care systems and the quality of care for this underserved group.https://doi.org/10.1177/26335565251317940 |
| spellingShingle | Miles D Witham Victoria Bartle Sue Bellass Jonathan G Bunn Duncan Cartner Heather J Cordell Rominique Doal Felicity Evison Suzy Gallier Steve Harris Susan J Hillman Ray Holding Peta Leroux Tom Marshall Fiona E Matthews Paolo Missier Anand Nair Mo Osman Ewan R Pearson Chris Plummer Sara Pretorius Sarah J Richardson Sian M Robinson Elizabeth Sapey Thomas Scharf Rupal Shah Marzieh Shahmandi Mervyn Singer Jana Suklan James MS Wason Rachel Cooper Avan A Sayer Building ADMISSION – A research collaborative to transform understanding of multiple long-term conditions for people admitted to hospital Journal of Multimorbidity and Comorbidity |
| title | Building ADMISSION – A research collaborative to transform understanding of multiple long-term conditions for people admitted to hospital |
| title_full | Building ADMISSION – A research collaborative to transform understanding of multiple long-term conditions for people admitted to hospital |
| title_fullStr | Building ADMISSION – A research collaborative to transform understanding of multiple long-term conditions for people admitted to hospital |
| title_full_unstemmed | Building ADMISSION – A research collaborative to transform understanding of multiple long-term conditions for people admitted to hospital |
| title_short | Building ADMISSION – A research collaborative to transform understanding of multiple long-term conditions for people admitted to hospital |
| title_sort | building admission a research collaborative to transform understanding of multiple long term conditions for people admitted to hospital |
| url | https://doi.org/10.1177/26335565251317940 |
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