COMPREHENSIVE GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT AND TRANSITIONAL CARE IN ACUTELY HOSPITALIZED PATIENTS: THE TRANSITIONAL CARE BRIDGE RANDOMIZED CLINICAL TRIAL
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Providing quality hospital care to older persons living with dementia is an international challenge.Central to the challenge is determining how to successfully translate, and then achieve sustainability of best dementia-care practice within the built environment of in-patient units.This presentation utilizes a dementia-friendly acute care framework to illustrate the complexity of achieving a senior friendly hospital in a Canadian context.
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Providing quality hospital care to older persons living with dementia is an international challenge.Central to the challenge is determining how to successfully translate, and then achieve sustainability of best dementia-care practice within the built environment of in-patient units.This presentation utilizes a dementia-friendly acute care framework to illustrate the complexity of achieving a senior friendly hospital in a Canadian context.
Key concepts: Transitional care, Randomized controlled trial, Medicine, Intensive care medicine, Health care, Internal medicine, Political science, Law