Continuing care strategy for Nova Scotia : Shaping the future of continuing care

This 10-year strategy to enhance and expand continuing care incorporates the voices of more than 1,400 Nova Scotians, national and international research of best practices, and detailed analysis of community needs and population trends. [. ] A high-quality, client-centred, accessible, and affordable continuing care system will: • acknowledge the role individuals and families have in achieving maximum health and independence • celebrate and support local initiatives that help individuals remain in their homes and communities as long as possible • ensure that caregivers and health providers are well supported • offer a range of services [. ] Continuing care strategy for Nova scotia 6 Strengthen the Continuing Care Services The continuing care system provides a range of services to people in their homes, communities, and facility care settings. [. ] Expand the Role of Long-Term Care There are opportunities to introduce innovative models of care that support the needs of clients and the community. [. ] Deliver Primary Care in Continuing Care Primary health care is defined as the first point of contact with the health care system for individuals and the first element of the continuing care process.

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