Evaluating effects of meal delivery on the ability of homebound older adults to remain in the community via a pragmatic, two-arm, randomized comparative effectiveness trial: study protocol for the Deliver-EE trial

Evaluating effects of meal delivery on the ability of homebound older adults to remain in the community via a pragmatic, two-arm, randomized comparative effectiveness trial: study protocol for the Deliver-EE trial

Abstract Background As food insecurity and healthcare costs are linked, healthcare entities (i.e., providers, healthcare systems, insurers) are increasingly interested in identifying and providing solutions to address food insecurity among their patients. Home-delivered meals are one long-standing s...

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Main Authors: Kali S. Thomas, Kimberly P. Bernard, Melissa Clark, Laura Dionne, Alison Fisher, Emily Gadbois, Jill Harrison, Lisa Juckett, Julie Locher, Patricia Risica, Tamara Sequeira, Lucy Theilheimer, Roee Gutman
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BMC 2024-11-01
Series:Trials
Subjects:
Food insecurity
Healthcare costs
Meal delivery
Older adults
Community independence
Aging in place
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1186/s13063-024-08635-3
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