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February 07, 2018 - a history of falls or fractures.5
However they noted that there may be situations when use of these … include:
• Age group (65 to 74y, 75 to 84y, and ≥85y)
• Gender
• Race or ethnicity
• Risk of falls … events, as defined per the study
• Hospitalization
• Emergency room visit
• Falls
• Fractures
• … Hospital or urgent
care settings will be excluded. … care setting (i.e. specialist or
generalist outpatient setting,
rehabilitation or nursing home)
Hospital
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December 09, 2009 - Quality of sleep in the hospital
g. Ability to participate in rehabilitation
h. … either sex who are diagnosed as having an acute hip fracture resulting
from low energy trauma (e.g., slip … and fall) will be included. … , the ability to participate in rehabilitation, the quality of sleep in hospital,
and length of stay … The prognosis of falls in elderly people living at home. Age
Ageing 1999;28:121-5.
12.
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January 01, 2012 - Rural
Areas
Primary care access in rural and remote regions is limited by physician shortages, hospital … If the onus of improving patient
adherence falls on the provider, staffing needs might increase because … One clinical expert claims, “Most
hospitals and ERs don’t want these patient[s] anyway. … The hospital also states that the care team at the
center includes (in addition to physicians) a geriatric … hospital claims that unit staff receive training in both
geriatrics and communication with elderly
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January 01, 2012 - If the onus of improving patient
adherence falls on the provider, staffing levels might change, because … lighting, soft colors, and noise
abatement features, handrails, flooring that is less likely to cause falls … hospital also states that the
care team at the center includes (in addition to physicians) a geriatric … hospital claims that unit staff receive
training in both geriatrics and communication with elderly … available
resources.
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However, this design poses many risks to the elderly population, including falls
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January 01, 2020 - Carolina Hospital Association, local hospitals and health departments,
primary care providers, law … Moravian
Falls (NC): Project Lazarus [accessed 2013 Jul
02]. [1 p]. … Moravian Falls (NC): Project Lazarus
[accessed 2013 Nov 13]. [1 p]. … Moravian Falls (NC): Project Lazarus
[accessed 2013 Jul 02]. [1 p]. … Moravian Falls (NC): Project Lazarus [accessed
2014 May 27]. [2 p].
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January 01, 2019 - The new drug is added to the formulary in some hospitals; however, because of cost and concerns about … hospitals’ formularies. … In the hospital formulary example, if the new medication is available at the admitting hospital, then … hospitals. … In McClellan et al.’s example, this would be patients who would be catheterized if taken to hospitals
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June 01, 2013 - New
York; Holy Cross Hospital in Maryland; Mercy St. … Anne Hospital in Ohio; Park Plaza Hospital and
Medical Center in Texas; St. … Joseph Mercy
Health Systems in Michigan; Roger Williams Medical Center and Fatima Hospital in Rhode … Island;
and University Hospitals’ Bedford and Richmond Medical Centers in Ohio. … hospital states
that unit staff receive training in both geriatrics and communication with elderly
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effectivehealthcare-admin.ahrq.gov/products/antipsychotics/research
March 01, 2022 - hospital. … hospital, inappropriate continuation of antipsychotic drugs, falls, sedation, and caregiver burden/strain … antipsychotics compared with placebo for length of stay in hospital (moderate SOE) and sedation (low … hospital. … length of stay in hospital (low strength of evidence) and insufficient evidence to understand the impact
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June 29, 2019 - even at doses considered therapeutic or appropriate.6 Studies have demonstrated an
increased rate of falls … drug-drug interactions), compromised respiration, hypogonadism, osteoporosis, falls with
resulting … untreated pain has been
associated with many negative consequences, including depression, anxiety, falls … What outcomes should be captured specifically for older adults (falls, cognitive
function, cardiovascular … income-level/high-income
8
● Any outcome, including:
o Person-level clinical outcomes (e.g., death, falls
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August 01, 2020 - even at doses considered therapeutic or appropriate. 6 Studies have demonstrated an increased rate of falls … drug-drug interactions), compromised respiration, hypogonadism, osteoporosis, falls with resulting hip … untreated pain has been associated with many negative consequences, including depression, anxiety, falls … What outcomes should be captured specifically for older adults (falls, cognitive function, cardiovascular … Eligible outcomes
Any outcome, including:
Person-level clinical outcomes (e.g., death, falls,
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June 01, 2014 - same illness, an decreases in ED falls by seniors,
(Holy Cross Hospital, Silver Spring, MD; St. … to eight elderly
patients a month were falling in the regular emergency room…none have fallen in the … One study reported no difference in time to return after 30 and 180
days or in average length of hospital … The first senior-specific
ED in the United States was opened at Holy Cross Hospital in 2008.74 St. … In: Society of Hospital
Medicine Annual Meeting; 2012 Apr 1-4;
San Diego (CA).
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December 01, 2019 - generally well elderly to severely disabled patients, and have stated goals that span from preventing falls … Following patient across care setting
In hospital management and short term post-acute rehabilitation … Patients in institutions
Patients who live in nursing homes, prisons, or long-term care hospitals … Not applicable
Short-term
One-time home visits or assessments; hospital at home models in which … Definition of Terms
Hospital at Home : A program that provides hospital-level care to adults in their
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April 01, 2024 - care hospitals or nursing home settings, the data primarily comes from hospital lab
data and medical … Ray et
al.,
201751
Randomized
controlled trial
15 acute care
hospitals (one
additional hospital … hospital-
acquired C. difficile
infection at intervention
hospitals before vs after
protocol implementation … Changes in Prevalence of Health Care-
Associated Infections in U.S. Hospitals. … reservoirs of Legionella in
hospitals?
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January 01, 2012 - academic medical centers or major hospitals.
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Project ECHO is intended to extend the reach of … lighting, soft colors, and noise abatement
features, handrails, flooring that is less likely to cause falls … hospital also states that the care team that works
in the center includes (in addition to physicians … .
37
The hospital claims that unit staff receive training in both
geriatrics and communication with … available resources.
35
However, this design poses many risks to the elderly population, including falls
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November 19, 2014 - generally well
elderly to severely disabled patients, and have stated goals that span from preventing falls … Following patient across care
setting
In hospital management and
short term post-acute
rehabilitation … Patients in institutions
Patients who live in nursing
homes, prisons, or long-term care
hospitals. … Not applicable
Short-term
One-time home visits or
assessments; hospital at home
models in which … Definition of Terms
Hospital at Home: A program that provides hospital-level care to adults in their
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effectivehealthcare-admin.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/related_files/mhs-IV-1-year-final-report-updated-title_0.pdf
May 01, 2024 - adults in pre-hospital, ED, or hospital-wide settings. … o Most studies found no reduction in falls, but a systematic review reported that half of
the included … studies reduced falls. … fall prevention programs and found reduced falls. … Adverse Events in Hospitals: A
Quarter of Medicare Patients Experienced
Harm in October 2018.
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effectivehealthcare-admin.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/related_files/dementia-nursing-home-characteristics_executive.pdf
October 01, 2012 - characteristics of long-term care settings; they include
proprietary status, affiliation (e.g., chain, hospital … functioning, self-care, or maintenance;
decline in cognitive functioning; falls; mortality; and
hospitalizations … . = versus
Note: No study examined the outcome of falls (insufficient SOE), and not all of the eight … No studies examined the outcome of falls (insufficient
SOE).
KQ 2. … As noted, no evidence
surfaced on falls or on several aspects of psychosocial
well-being, including
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effectivehealthcare-admin.ahrq.gov/products/stroke-afib-update/research-protocol
September 01, 2019 - Although evidence is sparse, for patients with AF who are elderly (at high risk for falls), have a prior … INR level
Duration and frequency of AF
Age
Prior stroke
Type of AF
Cognitive impairment
Falls … INR level
Duration and frequency of AF
Age
Prior stroke
Type of AF
Cognitive impairment
Falls … Dyspepsia
Health-related quality of life
Functional capacity
Health services utilization (e.g., hospital … flutter"[tiab]
#2
"Age Factors"[Mesh] OR "Dementia"[Mesh] OR "Cognitive Dysfunction"[Mesh] OR "Accidental
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February 01, 2023 - These rates are comparable to those seen in primary care and hospital inpatient care. … 56% for spinal abscess, with the other thirteen falling between 10% and 36%). … Variation in diagnostic error rates across specific hospital EDs is wide. … In individual studies, missed cases varied by hospital for subarachnoid hemorrhage (0% to 100%), myocardial … Error rates are usually found to be lower in academic/teaching hospitals, but it is unknown if this is
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effectivehealthcare-admin.ahrq.gov/sites/default/files/crosscutting-horizon-scan-high-impact-1412.pdf
December 01, 2014 - If the onus
of improving patient adherence falls on the provider, staffing needs might increase due … The ED’s physical layout may pose a risk of falls for elderly patients, narrow and thin
mattresses … One study reported no difference in time to return after 30 and 180 days or in average
length of hospital … The first senior-specific
ED in the United States was opened at Holy Cross Hospital, Silver Spring, … admission,
and hospital length of stay.