Objetivos. Investigar las características sociodemográficas y consumo de recursos de los
pacientes de 65 o más años que consultan en servicios de urgencias hospitalarios (SUH) …

Older adults are frequent users of prehospital emergency services and emergency
departments (ED) but are more likely to have nonspecific complaints (NSC) than younger …

Objectives. To describe the sociodemographic characteristics of and the health care
resources used to treat patients aged 65 years or older who come to hospital emergency …

Older adults, defined as those aged 65 years or older, are an increasing population in
emergency departments (EDs) worldwide, with visit volumes increasing at a rate beyond that …

INTRODUCTION After emergency department (ED) discharge, persons living with cognitive
impairment (PLWCI) and their care partners are particularly at risk for adverse outcomes. We …

Aim Older adults comprise a growing proportion of Emergency Department (ED) attendees
and are vulnerable to adverse outcomes following an ED visit including ED reattendance …

Objective: To describe “What Matters” to older adults seeking emergency department (ED)
care and to identify patient characteristics associated with meeting desired outcomes …

Funding information Dr. Gettel is a Pepper Scholar with support from the Claude D. Pepper
Older Americans Independence Center at Yale School of Medicine (P30AG021342), the …

Abstract Objectives Care transition interventions (CTIs) are used to improve outcomes after
an emergency department (ED) visit. A recent randomized controlled trial of a Veterans …

Background High rates of emergency department (ED) use by older adults persist despite
attempts to improve accessibility of appropriate and comprehensive care. Understanding the …