… rates of 30-day hospital readmission after considering the same … between selfneglect and
30-day hospital readmission was … Conclusion: Reported elder self-neglect was associated with …

… that self-neglect is associated with increased rates of 30-day hospital readmission, with greater
self-neglect … increases in the rate of 30-day hospital readmissions (Dong & Simon, 2015). …

… the prevalence of elder self-neglect among older adults admitted to hospital in the COVID-…
self-neglect in this population. The rationale for this study was based on Dyer’s self-neglect …

… Elder self-neglect (SN) is expected to be a prominent problem alongside the increased …
capacity, to perform essential self-care tasks’. The essential self-care tasks may involve providing …

… factors of self-neglect. More … self-neglect cases and enlarging scope of the problem.
Hence, in this article, I present an overview regarding the management issues of elderly self-neglect …

… longer length of stay and as a possible predictor of higher likelihood of readmission [9–11]. …
of self-neglect. By this method we seek to identify some of the implications of self-neglect in …

… past to delay or refrain from hospital readmission: ‘Self-control. I know how to manage. If
there is a medication at home, take the medication in advance, just control in advance, right? …

… neglect is the failure by those responsible to provide food, shelter, health care, or protection
for a vulnerable elder. Self-neglect is the failure to provide for one’s self… for self-care and self-…

… Self-neglecting elders have been defined as persons who … of life; and (3) Self-endangerment
through the manifestation of … -day hospital readmission (HR 2.50, 95 % CI 2.02–3.10) [73]. …

… These self-neglecting behaviors have adverse consequences on the utilization of healthcare
and social services—increased emergency department visits and hospital readmissions, …