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Complex patients – an academism or reality?

More diseases or more engaged health care resources to which modern medicine contributes do not mean greater complexity. A problem that requires a greater “quantity” of solutions is more difficult, but not necessarily more complex. Complexity arises from the interdependence of multiple interconnected elements. When it comes to the patient, the complexity arises from his or her capacity as a person to receive available help, which is influenced by social determinants and the mental health state of the person.

patient complexity ; integrated care ; social medicine

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