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📢Out now in @JMultimorbidity: Emeka Chukwusa et al. found that increased prevalence of #multimorbidity is associated with increased local authority social care expenditure: bit.ly/45TjISS

Out now in @JMultimorbidity: Nelly Hamgård et al. found psoriasis is associated with significant comorbidity burden, including cardiovascular disease, metabolic syndrome, and depression, showing the need for an interdisciplinary approach to patient care: bit.ly/3MnlJzU

📢Our latest in @JMultimorbidity: @mlanelson undertook a chart review showing patients may be excluded from RCTs of stroke rehabilitation interventions based on comorbidities and other factors. Read more here: bit.ly/49mxoJi

📢Just out: Crowther et al. examined correlations between comorbidities in trials and the community. Comorbidity correlations were generally similar in both, providing some evidence for comorbidity-specific findings from trials: bit.ly/3FTcUdz

📢Just published in @JMultimorbidity: Indar et al. provide a critical appraisal of professional competency frameworks for stroke rehabilitation clinicians managing complexity: bit.ly/47Adp86

Looking for advice on ‘How to Get Published’? Check out the following webinar series from @Sage_Publishing. All webinars take place at 8am PT / 11am ET / 5pm CET. You can also watch recordings of previous webinars at a time that suits you. Check out: bit.ly/443Gbwq

Is your research focused on ethical aspects of economics and health care delivery in #multimorbidity and #comorbidity? Submit your research to our Special Collection on Health Economics in Multimorbidity and Comorbidity. Submissions due Dec. 31: rb.gy/1czm1

In our latest issue of @JMultimorbidity, @Rifqah_Roomaney et al. describe the state of #multimorbidity health policy in South Africa, noting space for improvement in implementation of policies in routine practice: bit.ly/3NcMBlL

Call for papers: Please consider submitting a paper to our @JMultimorbidity special collection on the application of health economics methods and analysis of #multimorbidity and #comorbidity. Further details here: rb.gy/1czm1

In March’s @JMultimorbidity, @Jonesdahl et al. report a #ScopingReview (n=19) of characteristics of multidisciplinary teams in the management of patients with diabetes & comorbidities. 10 medical specialties & 5 healthcare professions were represented: bit.ly/3MGUVvk

Dr. Calderón-Larrañaga’s career has been influenced by Fabbri et al’s perspective paper (bit.ly/3LzgH29) on how multimorbidity may help to understand the biology of ageing by studying, among other issues, the speed of chronic illness accumulation. #JoMCEditors 4/5

Over the next couple of weeks we’re tweeting the 2022 top 10 cited articles from @JMultimorbidity. Follow along at #top10JoMC2022

#10: Dingwei Dai et al. examined #multimorbidity among adults with hyperkalemia. They identified a wide spectrum of disease combinations with increased numbers of comorbid conditions associated with increased healthcare utilization  #top10JoMC2022 bit.ly/3ZddlGF

#9: Yang, Mo et al. examined the relationship between #multimorbidity and lifestyle in Shenzhen, China. Prevalence of #multimorbidity was relatively low with healthier lifestyle scores associated with a lower likelihood for multimorbidity. #top10JoMC2022 bit.ly/3yTXUsx

#8: Laura-Marie Stieglitz et al. studied #multimorbidity among women ≥40 years in peri-urban Tanzania. Worse childhood health, widowhood, not working, and higher food insecurity were associated with higher #multimorbidity risk and level. #top10JoMC2022 bit.ly/3TCeJS0