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Could the 4AT delirium detection tool (www.the4AT.com) also be used to identify possible dementia? Editorial: academic.oup.com/ageing/artic... Article: academic.oup.com/ageing/artic... @gerisoc.bsky.social @amaclullich.bsky.social
Well done on your excellent paper @merrimanniamh.bsky.social @rosespenfold.bsky.social et al! (My next @bmj.com opinion about dementia includes hip fracture- the diagnosis with the biggest use of NHS beds. Just to give context about the huge importance of your delirium/ cognitive impairment study)
Read the full article here: link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Our official journal @anaesjournal.bsky.social is looking for two part-time editors to join the team. Find out more 👉 buff.ly/RJZS3eE
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Great to see our systematic review of delirium detection tools used in routine care featured in the JAGS Top 10 studies of 2024: www.americangeriatrics.org/publications... Full paper: doi.org/10.1111/jgs.... @agsjournal.bsky.social @amaclullich.bsky.social
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Jun 11, 2025
Why is Physio not offered routinely on the NHS postpartum? - state funded in France and other European countries -essential for recovery, return to activity and mental health - my partner was offered NHS Physio for a conservatively managed scapula fracture that he acquired mountain biking...
No. This study does not show that drinking champagne could reduce your risk of cardiac arrest. It shows that many things can predict your chances of cardiac arrest. Unsurprisingly, this includes the amount of champagne you drink, which is doubtless a marker of wealth.
While most identified HFRs recommended delirium and/or cognitive assessment, there was considerable variation in methods of assessment and documentation. Greater standardisation in data items and their collection could improve international comparability and patient care.
Jun 6, 2025
May 1, 2025
New research alert! 📢Published in #EuropeanGeriatricMedicine, this @hrbireland.bsky.social-funded scoping review examined #delirium and #cognitiveassessment data items currently collected by national #hipfracture registries (HFRs).
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