… who are 70 years of age or older have delirium; the condition is present in half of these
patients on admission and develops during hospitalization in the other half. Delirium is the most …

… geriatric assessment data from the emergency department was incomplete, and therefore
we could not make a precise interpretation of participants’ mental status at hospital admission. …

… patient outcomes. The Confusion Assessment Method (CAM) is the most widely used clinical
assessment tool for the diagnosis of delirium. … unique needs of specific patient populations, …

… all patients who were consecutively admitted to the hospital … the association between
delirium and length of hospital stay … whether the association between delirium and adverse …

… hospital mortality compared to those with no delirium/… statistically significant associations
between delirium, dementia, … prognostic importance in our cohort were age, admission from an …

… The complex relationship between frailty, delirium and risk of mortality has not been … clinical
frailty on admission, an episode of delirium and hospital mortality of older adults admitted …

… of hospitalised adults that reported associations between symptom domains of delirium and
30-… [28] only included patients with delirium on admission who were followed up at 4 and 12 …

… design, conducted in adult patients (≥18 years old) admitted to any hospital setting (defined …
acute medical care), reported on delirium severity with respect to any patient outcome (eg …

… was the significant association between delirium and having … cognitive function that occurs
in elderly delirious patients [7, … of admission as a preventive measure to guard against delirium…

… However, studies assessing a potential relationship between sarcopenia and delirium in …
association between sarcopenia and delirium in a population of older patients upon admission …