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DOI 10.1007/s11606-026-10828-2

Медицинская библиотека · Journal of general internal medicine · 2026

Hospital-Level Acute Care at Home via Direct Home Admission in Taiwan: A Non-randomized Controlled Pilot Trial Before National Implementation.

Wang Yi-Chi, Liao Jung-Yu, Yang Fei-Ching, Huang Shi-Wen, Tseng Wei-Zhe, Chang Hsien-Cheng, Huang Chi-Hsien, Yu Sang-Ju, Chen Ying-Chao, Huang Tzu-Hua, Chen Hui-Ya, Lin Ching-Ching Claire, Chen Ping-Jen

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BACKGROUND

Hospital-at-home (HaH) models are emerging globally, but evidence for community-initiated HaH within Taiwan's Integrated Home-Based Medical Care system remains limited.

OBJECTIVE

To evaluate the clinical outcomes, patient/caregiver experience, and feasibility of a HaH model centered on direct home admission (DHA), with a small proportion entering through an emergency department-passed pathway.

DESIGN

Prospective non-randomized controlled pilot trial conducted between October 2022 and July 2023.

PARTICIPANTS

A total of 144 homebound older adults (83 HaH; 61 brick-and-mortar hospital) with acute infections requiring hospital-level treatment across 5 hospitals and 13 community clinics. Participants were generally frail, chronically ill, and functionally dependent.

INTERVENTIONS: The HaH group received interprofessional visits, intravenous pharmacotherapy, point-of-care diagnostics, and remote patient monitoring. The control group received standard inpatient care.

MAIN MEASURES: Primary outcomes included remission/complete treatment, clinical escalation requiring hospital transfer, death during the treatment episode, and 30-day mortality. Secondary outcomes included length of stay (LOS), quality of life, and patient/caregiver satisfaction.

KEY

RESULTS

Remission/complete treatment was achieved in most patients in both groups (86.7% vs. 95.1%; p = 0.153). Mortality during the treatment episode was low (2.4% vs. 3.3%; p = 1.000). Nine HaH patients (10.8%) required clinical escalation. The HaH group had a significantly shorter LOS (9.72 vs. 11.85 days; p = 0.035) and reported significantly higher satisfaction, convenience, and willingness to choose the model again (p < 0.05).

CONCLUSIONS

This pilot trial, the first to evaluate a DHA-based HaH model in Taiwan, provides preliminary evidence supporting the feasibility and acceptability of community-initiated hospital-level acute care at home (ACAH) for frail older adults. These findings support the integration of hospital-level acute care into Taiwan's existing home-care infrastructure and informed the subsequent development of the national ACAH program.

Для цитирования: Wang Yi-Chi, Liao Jung-Yu, Yang Fei-Ching, Huang Shi-Wen, Tseng Wei-Zhe, Chang Hsien-Cheng, Huang Chi-Hsien, Yu Sang-Ju, Chen Ying-Chao, Huang Tzu-Hua, Chen Hui-Ya, Lin Ching-Ching Claire, Chen Ping-Jen. Hospital-Level Acute Care at Home via Direct Home Admission in Taiwan: A Non-randomized Controlled Pilot Trial Before National Implementation.. Journal of general internal medicine. 2026. DOI: 10.1007/s11606-026-10828-2.
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