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Figure 1. Overview of the goal-planning process within Embrace, with two goal plan examples. GeriatrICS = Geriatric ICF Core Set, or not to the editor’s taste. Baseline score: The severity of a problem identified during the assessment. Target score: The score the older adult intended to attain by performing the planned activities to address the specific problem. End score: The severity of the health-related problem after at evaluation. Baseline score, target score, and end score are severity scores and range from 0 to 10 with higher scores indicating more severity. Feasibility score: The likeliness of a goal to be attained was rated to make older adult expectations explicit, discussed and adjusted accordingly. Score ranges from 0 (totally unlikely) to 10 (certainly feasible). Black: older adult in charge; Grey: older adult and the case manager mutually in charge; light grey: initiated by the case manager. In italic: example of care and goal plan.
![Figure 1. Overview of the goal-planning process within Embrace, with two goal plan examples. GeriatrICS = Geriatric ICF Core Set, or not to the editor’s taste. Baseline score: The severity of a problem identified during the assessment. Target score: The score the older adult intended to attain by performing the planned activities to address the specific problem. End score: The severity of the health-related problem after at evaluation. Baseline score, target score, and end score are severity scores and range from 0 to 10 with higher scores indicating more severity. Feasibility score: The likeliness of a goal to be attained was rated to make older adult expectations explicit, discussed and adjusted accordingly. Score ranges from 0 (totally unlikely) to 10 (certainly feasible). Black: older adult in charge; Grey: older adult and the case manager mutually in charge; light grey: initiated by the case manager. In italic: example of care and goal plan.](/cms/asset/87c135a9-7772-4734-be5b-114458bc89bb/idre_a_1672813_f0001_c.jpg)
Figure 2. Flowchart of inclusion of eligible older adults (n), separated for the complex care needs and frail risk profiles, and their goal plans (k). *Proportion of older adults (and goal plans) included in analysis of the sample eligible for goal plan development. NH: nursing home; n: number of older adults; k: number of goal plans; within grey box: older adults from control group and robust care profile: they did not receive individual support from a case manager and therefore formulated no goals plan.
![Figure 2. Flowchart of inclusion of eligible older adults (n), separated for the complex care needs and frail risk profiles, and their goal plans (k). *Proportion of older adults (and goal plans) included in analysis of the sample eligible for goal plan development. NH: nursing home; n: number of older adults; k: number of goal plans; within grey box: older adults from control group and robust care profile: they did not receive individual support from a case manager and therefore formulated no goals plan.](/cms/asset/a16f53e6-67c6-43a8-8562-fdbff723a4ba/idre_a_1672813_f0002_b.jpg)
Table 1. Baseline characteristics for the total older adult sample and for each risk profile.
Figure 3. Prevalence of goal plans (n = 836) among older adults (n = 233) and for each risk profile, categorized into six predefined clusters and three other highly prevalent ICF-categories. Dark grey: total sample; black: complex care needs; light grey: frail.
![Figure 3. Prevalence of goal plans (n = 836) among older adults (n = 233) and for each risk profile, categorized into six predefined clusters and three other highly prevalent ICF-categories. Dark grey: total sample; black: complex care needs; light grey: frail.](/cms/asset/f3391ff4-85a0-49ef-9111-e07a5a66fe71/idre_a_1672813_f0003_b.jpg)
Table 2. Goal-planning results.
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