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期刊名:European geriatric medicine

缩写:EUR GERIATR MED

ISSN:1878-7649

e-ISSN:1878-7657

IF/分区:3.9/Q2

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Tadayuki Hashimoto,Yuki Yoshimatsu,Shinichi Matsumoto et al. Tadayuki Hashimoto et al.
Introduction/aim: Aspiration pneumonia has evolved, with demographics shifting to predominantly frail older adults. However, despite the high healthcare impact, there is no established guideline or curriculum for the educ...
Christophe de Terwangne,Andreas M Fischer,Anna Björg Jónsdóttir et al. Christophe de Terwangne et al.
Purpose: Emergency departments (EDs) face significant challenges in delivering high-quality care for older patients. Identifying barriers and developing stakeholder-informed interventions are essential to improve ED care....
Emil Lundgren,Christine Serratrice,Florent Guerville et al. Emil Lundgren et al.
Purpose: This study aimed to evaluate how intrinsic capacity, functional ability, and frailty are integrated into European undergraduate medical curricula and to develop an educational tool to address identified gaps. ...
Iñaki Martin-Lesende,Ana Gorroñogoitia-Iturbe,Nuria Goñi-Ruiz et al. Iñaki Martin-Lesende et al.
Aim: To provide an evidence-based, practical framework for the detection and management of frailty in community-dwelling older adults in primary care. Fin...
Huang Jin-Hao,Ge Si-Yuan,Dong Lu et al. Huang Jin-Hao et al.
Objective: Exercise is an important non-pharmacological strategy for the management of sarcopenia. However, the relative effects of different exercise modalities and dose parameters remain unclear. ...
Deniz Cengiz,Ceyda Kayabaşı,Murat Pehlivan et al. Deniz Cengiz et al.
Purpose: Cognitive assessment in older adults with low educational attainment presents a diagnostic limitation. Conventional instruments may show reduced accuracy in populations with limited literacy. Therefore, we aimed ...
T J Welsh,Y Chen,S P Kennelly et al. T J Welsh et al.
Aim: To explore the implications of transitioning from traditional memory clinics to Brain Health Services (BHS) for older adults, and to advocate for a geriatric-informed, equitable, and function-oriented approach to bra...
Linda Sandberg,Nathalie Frisendahl,Christina Sandlund et al. Linda Sandberg et al.
Purpose: Older adults hospitalised for acute illness are highly vulnerable to functional decline, often exacerbated by inactivity. Although exercise interventions may reduce this risk, uncertainty remains regarding how su...
Sofie Rutten,Joost W van den Berg,Rob D van der Mei et al. Sofie Rutten et al.
Purpose: Research on potentially inappropriate care at the end of life in older adults rarely distinguishes between acute and elective care. As elective care is plannable, it allows for timely deliberation on its appropri...