... quality of care older people Carlsbergfondet 10.13039/100020038 Nuffield Foundation and Wellcome Trust Adult social care in England operates on a two-tier system of self-funded and state-funded residents. Using novel and population level data, we find that self-funded residents are more...

..., and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Drawing on the findings of research in adult teams in two local authorities in England, this article examines what social workers with older people do, how this contributes to older people’s well-being, and the impact...

..., executive function, and orientation. Discussion: In this combined cohort study, including samples from ELSA and HRS, we discerned a marked association between the falls and both global and domain-specific cognitive decline. Cognitive decline Falls Multiple falls Older people ACCEPETED MANUSCRIPT...

... any. These findings highlight the crucial role of regular physical activity in preventing diabetes amongst older individuals, with the potential for a significant public health impact. diabetes resistance exercise physical activity meeting guideline older adults older people Meeting physical...

... in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Background Medication non-adherence is prevalent in older people taking polypharmacy. Several interventions have been employed to improve adherence in this population. However, inconsistencies in outcomes have impeded comparisons...

... of functional decline in older adults. frail older people sarcopenic older people gait speed slowness older people Sao Paulo Research Foundation support Tiago da Silva Alexandre 2018/13917–3 Coordination for the Advancement of Higher Education Personnel 305,338/2023–4 Brazilian National...

.... Clinician should be aware of multimorbidity clusters and thus provide more effective strategies for comorbid older adults to prevent the onset of these two geriatric syndromes. multimorbidity pattern physical frailty cognitive impairment latent class analysis older people Changsha Science and Technology...

... to improve the prediction of severe TRT in this vulnerable population. prediction models geriatric assessment adverse events chemotherapy cancer geriatric oncology systematic review older people This systematic review analysed 12 studies involving 90,819 participants, identifying 15 prediction models...

... behaviours and psychological symptoms of dementia dementia-enabling environment falls occupational violence older people Targeted evidence-based models of care for inpatients with behaviours and psychological symptoms of dementia are lacking. Special Care Units (SCU) hold promise but a barrier...

... studies incorporated only a small number of BCTs into their exercise interventions. Such an approach may be insufficient to enhance adherence in this population effectively. Future studies with theory-informed interventions to improve adherence in the field of exercise for older people with sarcopenia...

...Hugh Logan Ellis; Liam Dunnell; Ruth Eyres; Julie Whitney; Cara Jennings; Dan Wilson; Jane Tippett; Dan F Stein; James Teo; Zina Ibrahim; Kenneth Rockwood clinical frailty scale (CFS) emergency department (ED) electronic health records (EHRs) frailty assessment older people In 68 067 emergency...

... opportunistic screening photoplethysmography eHealth older people Figure 1 Means of detection of AF within the GERAF study. Abbreviations. AF, atrial fibrillation. SR, Sinus Rhythm. PPG, photoplethysmography. ECG, electrocardiogram. Table 3 Factors associated with protocol adherence...

... people systematic review older people Assessment of the methodological quality of the included studies was performed by two authors independently. The Revised Cochrane Risk-of-Bias tool for randomised trials (RoB 1) was applied to randomised trials, while the Newcastle–Ottawa Scale (NOS) was used...

... therapies and aim for healthy ageing. biology ageing geroscience older people Other studies focused on anti-inflammatory drugs, sirtuins 1 to 7 [Silent Information Regulator Two homologue (SIRT) 1–7], which are NAD (Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide) dependent histone deacetylases that affect cell...

... in societal events to increase their physical performance. To avoid further deterioration in physical frailty, screening for PPP may be adopted as a standard clinical practice for older adults. conversion frailty physical activity poor physical performance psychosocial health reversion older people...

... monitoring. Further longitudinal studies involving larger sample sizes are necessary to validate the effectiveness of these digital biomarkers as diagnostic tools or prognostic indicators. frailty digital biomarkers digital phenotyping older adults real-world study systematic review older people...

... aimed to determine the physical activity level and protein intake of older people with sarcopenia and investigate the adequate protein intake of older people in Korea. Methods A total of 1215 older people were recruited from the ninth Korea National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey...

... delirium- and non-delirium–related presentations, supporting the need for larger studies. delirium cerebral small vessel diseases cerebrovascular disorders magnetic resonance imaging cognitive dysfunction older people Delirium is understudied in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) research. MRI...

... of POCUS for assessing patient outcomes. point-of-care ultrasound muscle thickness muscle ultrasound length of stay older people Hospital length of stay (LOS), defined as the number of days from admission to discharge, is a hospital management and patient outcome indicator directly affecting...

... the importance of recruiting adequate numbers of older people and women to cardio-vascular trials to ensure sufficient safety data to advice prescriptions in these very prevalent sub-groups of patients. intracerebral haemorrhage oral anticoagulants (OAC) stroke direct oral anticoagulant (DOAC) older people...