# Objectives The Single Question in Delirium (SQiD) is a widely used delirium detection tool
utilising discussion between clinicians and informants. This study aims to understand how …

In this study we address the research question; How sensitive is a single question in
delirium case finding? Of 33 'target'admissions, consent was obtained from 21 patients. The …

Delirium is a serious condition associated with poor outcomes which can be prevented and
treated if recognised early. Older people and people with dementia or severe illness are …

Introduction. Delirium is often underdiagnosed, resulting in adverse clinical outcomes. The
goal of this study was to identify how patients correctly diagnosed with delirium differ from …

Delirium can present with a range of different neuropsychiatric symptoms. This chapter
reviews classic presentations of delirium as well as typical differential diagnoses associated …

Abstract Purpose of the Study: Delirium is a widespread concern for hospitalized seniors, yet
is often unrecognized. A comprehensive and sequential intervention (CSI) aiming to effect …

Delirium is a serious complication especially affecting hospitalised elderly patients but is
often overlooked. 1 Asking relatives the Single Question in Delirium (SQiD)“Is your relative …

# Introduction Delirium is frequently multifactorial, and causes are often missed in clinical
practice. The Aetiology in Delirium-Diagnostic Support Tool (AiD-DST) was developed to …

Aim A serious syndrome for cancer in-patients, delirium risk increases with age and medical
acuity. Screening tools exist but detection is frequently delayed or missed. We test the …

Objectives To determine the diagnostic performances of several single question delirium
screens. To the patient we asked:“Have you had any difficulty thinking clearly lately?” To the …