[HTML][HTML] Machine learning in patient flow: a review

R El-Bouri, T Taylor, A Youssef, T Zhu… - Progress in …, 2021 - iopscience.iop.org
This work is a review of the ways in which machine learning has been used in order to plan,
improve or aid the problem of moving patients through healthcare services. We decompose …

Health care professionals' decision making related to mobility and safety for people in the hospital: a scoping review

L Bainbridge, RE Fary, K Briffa, KD Hill… - Physical …, 2023 - academic.oup.com
Objective Mobility dysfunction can have an impact on safety, and this fact is particularly
relevant to hospital settings. There are no clear standards for how health care professionals …

Ageism and ableism: Unrecognized biases in occupational therapy students

C Friedman, L VanPuymbrouck - Physical & Occupational Therapy …, 2021 - Taylor & Francis
Aims This study explored occupational therapy students' implicit (unconscious) ageism.
Because of the relationship between impairment and dependence, and ageism and …

[PDF][PDF] Approach to working with at-risk patients expressing a desire for discharge

J Pelc, R Macri, S Khalid, S Roberts, J McFadden… - Canadian Family …, 2024 - cfp.ca
► Authority to keep a patient in a facility against their will is limited by law and decision
makers must address legal, professional, and ethical obligations. A framework that …

Silver Book II: An international framework for urgent care of older people in the first 72 hours from illness or injury

CJ Hullick, R McNamara, B Ellis - Age and ageing, 2021 - academic.oup.com
The new edition of the Silver Book, Silver Book II, provides a framework for the urgent care of
older people in the first 72 hours from illness or injury. It incorporates principles of geriatric …

Improving the short-term management of patients with dementia admitted to hospital.

M Duah-Owusu White - 2021 - eprints.bournemouth.ac.uk
Background: Approximately 25% of older in-patients in acute settings have dementia
(Timmons et al., 2015). Patients with dementia are known to have poor health outcomes …

Classifying discharge scenarios to improve understanding and care

B Hyslop - Age and ageing, 2021 - academic.oup.com
Hospital discharge planning is valuable in improving care and avoiding discharge delays.
This is highly relevant to older people. Although usual discharge planning is now well …

[HTML][HTML] Should older people ever be discharged from hospital at night?

B Hyslop - Journal of Bioethical Inquiry, 2022 - Springer
The discharge of older people from hospital at night is a topical and emotive issue that has
recently gained media attention in New Zealand and the United Kingdom, including calls to …

'It's not just what's on the plate': Allied health professionals' perspectives on managing mealtime and swallowing difficulties in dementia

A Egan - 2021 - stax.strath.ac.uk
People with dementia are likely to experience mealtime difficulties and dysphagia as their
condition progresses. These changes can lead to a range of negative consequence, from …

[HTML][HTML] Who Gets to Determine Whether Home Is “Unsafe” at the End of Life?

JX Zuo, A Ruskin, MR Bauer - Federal Practitioner, 2023 - mdedge.com
Background: At the end of life, some patients wish to be discharged directly home from the
hospital, but health care teams may consider this unsafe, raising concerns for capacity and …