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期刊名:Age and ageing

缩写:AGE AGEING

ISSN:0002-0729

e-ISSN:1468-2834

IF/分区:7.4/Q1

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Neha Sabharwal Neha Sabharwal
Falls prevention is a cornerstone of quality improvement in the care of older adults, yet the metrics through which it is operationalised warrant scrutiny. Current quality frameworks in acute and post-acute settings overwhelmingly treat fal...
Grace McKeon,Zarayn Knight,Rebecca Ivers et al. Grace McKeon et al.
Background: Falls are a leading cause of injury and loss of independence among older Aboriginal people. The Ironbark program is a culturally co-designed, community-based fall prevention initiative, incorporating exercises...
Jonathan Underwood,Daniel Farewell,David Gillespie et al. Jonathan Underwood et al.
Background: Dementia is a global public health threat. Current treatments have limited efficacy, making identification of modifiable risk factors of paramount importance. Observational studies link severe infections to in...
Muireann O&#x;Shea,Paul Doody,Noel McCaffrey et al. Muireann O&#x;Shea et al.
Introduction: Exercise is a safe, effective intervention for improving health-related outcomes in people living with chronic conditions and multimorbidity. ExWell Medical is a community-based, medically designed group exe...
Djura O Coers,Brigit Ronde,Eefje M Sizoo et al. Djura O Coers et al.
Background: In the Netherlands, euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide are criminal offences, yet physicians may be exempt from prosecution if they meet statutory due care criteria. This exemption also applies in situat...
Faris Alotaibi,Bradly Manktelow,Abdullah Alshibani et al. Faris Alotaibi et al.
Introduction: Frailty is an age-related syndrome characterised by increased vulnerability. Hospital-related adverse events (AEs) are complications not directly caused by patient's conditions. While age has been widely stu...