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October 13, 2023/Orthopaedics/Hip & Knee

‘No Place Like Home’ for Older Adults to Recover From Hip Replacement

Longer hospitalization does not mean a safer, faster recovery for patients age 70+

October 11, 2023/Geriatrics/Research

Electronic Medical Records May Be Key to Diagnosing Delirium in Geriatric Emergency Patients

Structured data helps identify older adults at risk for poor outcomes, defines patients who require more comprehensive assessments

September 14, 2023/Bioethics/Best Practices

Honoring Values for Patients With Serious Illness

Palliative care specialists know hard conversations can also be valuable ones

August 22, 2023/Behavioral Health

The Difficult, Essential Talk About Dementia

Patients benefit when doctors disclose with care

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April 27, 2023/Geriatrics

1-Minute Consult: Does My Patient Need To Be Screened or Treated for a UTI?

March 22, 2023/Diabetes & Endocrinology/New Services & Programs

Endocrine Care with a Focus on Aging Stronger, Faster, Better

Building the bridge between endocrinology and geriatrics

Smiling couple holding hands and finishing dance in community center

January 31, 2023/Geriatrics/Advancing Patient Care

Unconventional Approach to Geriatric Complaints Appears to Decrease Emergency Visits and Symptoms

Social prescribing turns leisure activities into good “medicine”

January 26, 2023/Geriatrics

Advance Directives in Older Adults: Why Are Completion Rates Low?

A large geriatric study aims to find the answers

January 18, 2023/Geriatrics/Research

Virtual Capacity Evaluations May Provide Distinct Safeguards for Geriatric Patients

Analysis underscores how telehealth can help pinpoint elder abuse

December 29, 2022/Geriatrics/Research

Digital Dashboard Addresses Gaps, Improves Care of Geriatric Patients With Delirium

Accurate, transparent documentation may reduce risks associated with common disorder

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