Objective The aim of the present study was to systematically review articles describing
recent interventions that aimed to improve access and outcomes for older people at the …

Objective To provide the evidence base through the identification and appraisal of the
literature on the effectiveness of specialist geriatric services for developing a sound practice …

Objectives: To assess the evaluative research literature on the costs, quality and
effectiveness of different locations of care for older patients. Methods: A systematic review of …

This paper argues that policies to address the interfaces between acute care and aged care
should view older people as members of the wider Australian population entitled to a range …

Although there is considerable evidence for the use of geriatric assessment and
rehabilitation in many clinical settings, there exists relatively poor access in various regions …

Objective The World Health Organization (WHO) recently proposed an Integrated Care for
Older People approach to guide health systems and services in better supporting functional …

Objectives This article describes the Care coordination through Emergency Department,
Residential Aged Care and Primary Health Collaboration (CEDR iC) project. Methods …

Subacute and rehabilitation services are likely to play an increasingly important role in the
health and long-term care systems, as population ageing increases the prevalence of …

Introduction Older adults are clinically heterogeneous and are at increased risk of adverse
outcomes during hospitalisation due to the presence of multiple comorbid conditions and …

Transfers to emergency departments and hospitalizations are common for older people
living in residential aged care who experience acute deterioration. This paper shares …