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Community Paramedicine Frailty Pathway

Community paramedics are uniquely positioned to support coordinated care through early frailty identification, risk stratification, targeted interventions, and proactive service connections. The decision-tree outlines an innovative Community Paramedicine Frailty Pathway that uses a standardized, stepwise approach to integrate frailty into chronic disease management and ongoing patient monitoring. By facilitating timely referrals to Specialized Geriatric Services, rehabilitation programs, community supports, and other healthcare resources, the pathway promotes proactive frailty management. This approach can improve patient outcomes, reduce avoidable emergency department utilization, and help delay or prevent permanent institutionalization, supporting older adults to remain safely and independently in their communities for longer.

Related Resources

Related Resources

SfCare Framework

Designing Integrated Care for Older Adults 

Position Statement on The Need for Expert Clinical Geriatric Care in Ontario Health Teams 

Central East Region Intra-COVID Hybrid Adult Day Program Model Guidelines

Specialized and Focused Geriatric Services Asset Inventory 

A Measurement Primer

Central East Adult Day Program Guidelines 2020

Population Health Planning

Dimensions of Teamwork (DTEAM) Evaluation Report

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