Since 2015, Rehabilitative Care Alliance has been reporting key system-level indicators related to falls prevention in the community to improve system performance for rehabilitative care services in Ontario. From the recent data available, the knowledge users are interested in studying the frequency of ED visits and re-visits related to falls, and subsequent hospital admissions among community dwelling seniors aged 65 and above. The research will be shared with health service providers in Ontario and will be useful in planning strategies for secondary fall prevention.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Since 2015, Rehabilitative Care Alliance has been reporting key system-level indicators related to falls prevention in the community to improve system performance for rehabilitative care services in Ontario. From the recent data available, the knowledge users are interested in studying the frequency of ED visits and re-visits related to falls, and subsequent hospital admissions among […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","migration-helper-automated":[],"migration-manual":[],"organization_type":[],"project_status":[105],"response_type":[110,108],"class_list":["post-10627","ahrq_project","type-ahrq_project","status-publish","hentry","project_status-completed","response_type-rapid-response","response_type-research-report"],"acf":{"project_id":"2021-011\/ 2021 0950 056 002","project_id_year":2021,"ices_scientist":[1270,1095],"principal_investigators":null,"knowledge_user":"Rehabilitative Care Alliance","client":"","objectives":"","results":"","availability_of_results":"","pia_approved":null,"infographic":"","sitecore_item_id":"61310E95-7743-4563-B7A8-9FD4A3AC4DF8","sitecore_item_name":"ED visits Repeat ED visits and hospital admissions related to falls among seniors in Ontario-Update","sitecore_field_values":"{\n \"Link\": \"\",\n \"Highlights\": \"
Project ID:<\/strong> 2020-049\/ 2021 0950 056 001
nType of Response:<\/strong> Research report
nKnowledge User:<\/strong> Rehabilitative Care Alliance
nICES Scientists:<\/strong> Ruth Hall<\/a>, Lesley Plumptre<\/a>
nSummary:<\/strong> In May 2020, the Ontario Ventilator Equipment Pool initiated a Long-term In Home Ventilator Engagement Program (L.I.V.E.) as a multi-component intervention to facilitate patients relying on home mechanical ventilation. The research team is interested in determining at the impact of L.I.V.E. program on healthcare use and associated costs during covid-19 pandemic (from May 2020) compared to those not enrolled in the program. The analysis will also elucidate the difference in the rates of healthcare utilization and associated costs in this population for the pandemic year (March 14, 2020 to March 14, 2021) compared to the previous year (March 13, 2019 to March 13, 2020). The results from the study will be shared with relevant, key stakeholders to inform funding allocation and service delivery decision-making including HMV care delivery optimization.
nStatus: <\/strong>Completed<\/p>\",\n \"Line\": \"
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