The document summarizes evidence on interventions that can reduce avoidable hospital admissions. It finds that primary care interventions with continuity of care, appropriate practitioner-to-patient ratios, and structured hospital discharges are effective. Case management works for mental health but its effects are uncertain for other groups. Specialist clinics, self-management programs, and palliative care coordination can reduce cardiac and respiratory admissions. However, the evidence on other interventions like telemedicine, medication reviews, and integrated care models is mixed. Overall, the most supported interventions emphasize traditional high-quality care, patient education, and care coordination.