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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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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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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.
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April 01, 2025 - all hospitals in New Jersey (73 hospitals in 2008-2009; 72
hospitals in 2010-2015). … LOS between
patients in intervention hospitals and those in comparison hospitals in the post-
implementation … Case for hospital nurse-to-patient
ratio legislation in Queensland,
Australia, hospitals: an observational … Utilization of non-US educated nurses
in US hospitals: implications for
hospital mortality. … acute-care hospitals in Sweden.
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January 01, 2012 - academic medical centers or major hospitals.
25
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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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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January 01, 2025 - Timing Within hospital stay NA
Setting Acute care hospitals All other settings
Type of studies RCTs … Seven studies were conducted in hospitals. … In 3 of the 7 studies performed in
hospitals, SBAR was used only in a single unit. … The published literature
on handoffs in hospitals: deficiencies
identified in an extensive review. … The published
literature on handoffs in hospitals:
deficiencies identified in an extensive
review.
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November 19, 2014 - 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 … • Function
o Physical, psychological, and cognitive
• Mortality
• Morbidities
o Examples: falls … Definition of Terms
Hospital at Home: A program that provides hospital-level care to adults in their
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January 01, 2018 - Implementing hospital-based communication-and-resolution programs: lessons learned in New York City. … apology, explanation of the adverse outcome, and some change in hospital policy or operations. … In cases where there was a commitment to change hospital policy or processes, a hospital staff member … In cases where there was a commitment to change hospital policy or processes, a hospital staff member … hospitals Defense cost rate, per 100,000 clinical visits NR NR Mean: 2.19 (SD 3.7) Change in slope,
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October 27, 2017 - Although evidence is
sparse, for patients with AF who are elderly (at high risk for falls),
have … extremes of BMI,
older age, women, multiple comorbidities, and a history of bleeding or frequent
falls … Dyspepsia
o Health-related quality of life
o Functional capacity
o Health services utilization (e.g., hospital … atrial flutter"[tiab]
#2 "Age Factors"[Mesh] OR "Dementia"[Mesh] OR "Cognitive Dysfunction"[Mesh] OR "Accidental … Falls"[Mesh] OR "International Normalized Ratio"[Mesh] OR "Heart Diseases"[Mesh] OR "Time
Factors
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November 01, 2019 - Complications include healthcare-associated infections, falls, and delirium. … Patient complications include healthcare-associated infections and falls. … hospitals. … Question 1-Care bundles
Two in-process SR focused on the use of care bundles in hospitals. … C-2
• Indirectly, reducing LOS increases hospital volume capacity for those
hospitals that have
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March 20, 2021 - NHS publicly funded hospitals across the United Kingdom Public Health England national laboratory testing … system Regional virology diagnostic laboratory database Staff who worked at participating hospitals … Prospective cohort 8 Healthcare workers All symptomatic and asymptomatic staff working at four teaching hospitals … in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom Staff of Oxford Univerity Hospitals, whose data was obtained from the … hospitals in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom NR Ab+ Ab- Median (IQR)
Positive: 38 (29–49), range 17–69
Negative
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July 01, 2023 - government agencies about practices that can improve patient safety across the healthcare system—from
hospitals … 2013 that hospital-acquired infections are
responsible for $28-33 billion annually in preventable healthcare … extended contact with each other – namely hospitals and nursing homes. … -
acquired pressure injuries, inpatient
falls)
• Clinical outcomes specifically for:
o Central-line … hospitals and nursing
home care settings in the United States
• Outpatient care settings
• Outside
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November 24, 2014 - than in the hospital. … The
specific research idea that the reviewer suggests falls within
our recommendations, but we do not … schemes and
regimens relative to standard of care is an important area for
future research, but it falls … schemes and
regimens relative to standard of care is an important area for
future research, but it falls … the same patient
versus in the same ICU, versus in the same hospital?
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December 01, 2013 - If the onus of improving patient adherence falls on the
provider, staffing needs might increase because … to eight elderly
patients a month were falling in the regular emergency room…none have fallen in the … The first senior-specific
ED in the United States was opened at Holy Cross Hospital in 2008.61 St. … experts
thought these costs would be offset by reduced readmissions, reduced adverse events (e.g., falls … In: Society of Hospital
Medicine Annual Meeting; 2012 Apr 1-4; San
Diego (CA).
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July 27, 2023 - Background and Objectives
One in four adults in the United States live with some form of disability … care, mortality risk, time to
nursing home placement, hospitalization , general clinical outcomes (falls … Describe the gaps that exist in the current research.
a. … their health like cook a healthier meal, or doing stretches
to maintain flexibility again to prevent falls … satisfaction
• Person-centered outcomes
• Hospitalization, rehospitalization
• Clinical outcomes (falls
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January 30, 2012 - For patients with AF who are elderly (at high risk for falls), have a history of bleeding, are
pregnant … stomach)
Health-related quality of life and functional capacity
Health services utilization (hospital … and permanent)
o International normalized ratio (INR)
o Dementia/cognitive impairment
o Risk of falls … Criteria
o Health-related quality of life and functional capacity
o Health services utilization (hospital … Piccini JP, Hernandez AF, Zhao X, et al; Get With the Guidelines Steering Committee and
Hospitals.
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October 15, 2012 - social services”, does
research aimed at preventing secondary conditions or negative
events like falls … The hospitalist trend, as example, where patients are
admitted to hospitals under the care of hospital … ADL performance of inpatients may differ
greatly once they are home because of differences between hospital … However, we feel that Alzheimer’s, osteoarthritis, and osteoporosis
(including falls) should also be … Peer Reviewer
#4
Results Table 7- Balance and falls are not really activities nor is upper limb-
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April 01, 2019 - operation in the
same hospital or hospitals. … For example,
the majority of included studies were conducted in
larger teaching hospitals or hospitals … Consultations
• Clinical outcomes: Mortality or serious
morbidity (e.g., cardiac arrest, low birthweight,
falls … 95% CI
-0.99, 0.15)
Moderate
Hospital LOS
(KQ2)a
12 No significant difference in hospital LOS
Mean … in either
in-hospital or 3-month mortality (moderate
strength of evidence)
• Intermediate outcomes
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March 28, 2019 - older adults with a history of
falls or fractures. … Peer reviewer
#6
Results page 53, lines 12 and paragraph "Risk Factors for Falling..." … General
Hospital Psychiatry [Gen Hosp Psychiatry], ISSN: 0163-8343,
1994;16 (1):4-15. … For example, depression
in an of itself in older adults a risk for falls. … or powered to detect
harm, further statements that balances the risks of untreated
depression on falls