MICS Study
Mutimorbidity Integrating Care Study
The purpose of the MICS Study is to investigate whether integrating telehealth into Chronic Disease Care Plans (CDCPs) can improve outcomes for individuals with multimorbid chronic diseases.
Redefining integrating care to improve health outcomes for people with multimorbid chronic conditions in rural, remote and very remote Western Australia.
Study Settings
Recruiting 42 General Practices in rural and remote WA, with 6 General Practices in very remote WA.
Target Population
- Patients aged 18+ with multimorbidity
- Clinicians
Follow-up at 1 and 2 years after implementation of hybrid telehealth face to face model.
Recruitment for this trial is strictly via partnered General Practices.
With support from RAGCP Registrars.
Funded by Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) Grant No: 2032129.
This trial is recruiting participants exclusively through our network of partnered GPs. If you have received an invitation letter, you can view the full Participant Information Sheet and Consent Form here.
For further information, contact the MICS Curtin team on 1800 971 022 or click here to send us an email.
Curtin University Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) has approved this study (HREC number 2024-0703)
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