An emergency department (ED) is potentially an inhospitable environment to treat older people. A recent NICE publication noted that medical and nursing staf in EDs had variable levels of expertise and knowledge of the medicine of old age and that this may explain some of the variation in outcomes for older patients. The medical model of care ofen applied in EDs may presume serious illness in an older patient and prioritise invasive treatments and investigations at the expense of a more holistic care approach
The emergency department (ED) is uniquely positioned to improve care for older adults and affect pat...
Despite the geriatric patient’s high utilization of the Emergency Department (ED), the care delivery...
Emergency Departments (EDs) are increasingly seeing more seriously unwell older people living with f...
An emergency department (ED) is potentially an inhospitable environment to treat older people. A rec...
Older patients in the emergency department (ED) present unique diagnostic and therapeutic challenges...
Background: Compared with younger people, older people have a higher risk of adverse health outcomes...
SummaryThe emergency department (ED) is a unique medical care environment with many challenges. Agin...
Background: Managing older people in the emergency department remains a challenge. We aimed to ident...
The numbers of frail older persons using emergency departments are already considerable and will con...
Graham Ellis,1 Trudi Marshall,2 Claire Ritchie2 1Medicine for the Elderly, Monklands Hospital, Aird...
To identify current ED models of care and their impact on care quality, care effectiveness, and cost...
tween age and LOS is stronger for trauma patients, which might indicate a special need for geriatric...
As population’s age and people live longer, the burden on acute health care services associated with...
Background: The elderly are involved in an ever-increasing proportion of Emergency Department (ED) v...
Over the next 20 years, the number of people aged 85 years and over in the UK is set to increase by ...
The emergency department (ED) is uniquely positioned to improve care for older adults and affect pat...
Despite the geriatric patient’s high utilization of the Emergency Department (ED), the care delivery...
Emergency Departments (EDs) are increasingly seeing more seriously unwell older people living with f...
An emergency department (ED) is potentially an inhospitable environment to treat older people. A rec...
Older patients in the emergency department (ED) present unique diagnostic and therapeutic challenges...
Background: Compared with younger people, older people have a higher risk of adverse health outcomes...
SummaryThe emergency department (ED) is a unique medical care environment with many challenges. Agin...
Background: Managing older people in the emergency department remains a challenge. We aimed to ident...
The numbers of frail older persons using emergency departments are already considerable and will con...
Graham Ellis,1 Trudi Marshall,2 Claire Ritchie2 1Medicine for the Elderly, Monklands Hospital, Aird...
To identify current ED models of care and their impact on care quality, care effectiveness, and cost...
tween age and LOS is stronger for trauma patients, which might indicate a special need for geriatric...
As population’s age and people live longer, the burden on acute health care services associated with...
Background: The elderly are involved in an ever-increasing proportion of Emergency Department (ED) v...
Over the next 20 years, the number of people aged 85 years and over in the UK is set to increase by ...
The emergency department (ED) is uniquely positioned to improve care for older adults and affect pat...
Despite the geriatric patient’s high utilization of the Emergency Department (ED), the care delivery...
Emergency Departments (EDs) are increasingly seeing more seriously unwell older people living with f...