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QD322
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multimorbidité
multimorbidityLibellé catégorie
MultimorbiditéMultimorbidityMots-clés supplémentaires Q-Code
comorbiditépolymorbiditécomorbiditymulti-morbiditypolymorbidityNote de contenu Q-Code
coexistence de plusieurs problèmes de santé simultanés chez une personne (Van den Akker et all 1998)several concurrent medical conditions within one person (Van den Akker et all 1998)Contenu conceptuel Q-Code
La multimorbidité est définie comme toute combinaison d’une maladie chronique avec au moins : une autre maladie (aiguë ou chronique) ou un facteur biopsychosocial (associé ou non) ou un facteur de risque somatique.Les effets de la multimorbidité peuvent être modifiés par : tout facteur biopsychosocial, tout facteur de risque somatique, le réseau social, le poids des maladies, la consommation de soins de santé et les stratégies adaptatives du patient.La multimorbidité peut modifier les résultats de santé et mener à une augmentation du handicap ou à une diminution de la qualité de vie ou à la fragilité. »COMORBIDITY other diseases or health problems in addition to that being studied or dealt with.(Woncadic)Multimorbidity The complex interactions of several co-existing diseases (MeSH 2018)Multimorbidity : is defined as any combination of chronic disease with at least one other disease (acute or chronic) or biopsychosocial factor (associated or not) or somatic risk factor. Any biopsychosocial factor, any risk factor, the social network, the burden of diseases, the health care consumption, and the patient's coping strategies may function as modifiers (of the effects of multimorbidity). Multimorbidity may modify the health outcomes and lead to an increased disability or a decreased quality of life or frailty.(Le Reste et all 2013)multimorbidity ; means several concurrent medical conditions within one person (Van den Akker et all 1998) When researchers look at multimorbidity in relation to the main condition under study, they use the term comorbidity (Van den Akker et all 1996)Multimorbidity ; The co-existence of two or more chronic conditions, where one is not necessarily more central than the others (Boyd & all 2010)Multiple Chronic Conditions ; Two or more concurrent chronic physical, mental, or behavioral health problems in an individual. (MeSH 2017)CUI UMLS
C1535889
Référence bibliographique
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