Background Patient‐reported outcome measures (PROMs) are gaining favor in clinical and
research settings given their ability to capture a patient's symptom burden, functional status …

Caring for older adults in the Emergency Department demands compassion, expertise, and
adaptability to address the intricate medical and emotional needs of this vulnerable …

Objectives Implementation and sustainability of new care processes in emergency
departments (EDs) is difficult. We describe experiences of implementing geriatric care …

Background Emergency department (ED) visits at end‐of‐life may cause financial strain and
serve as a marker of inadequate access to community services and health care. We sought …

Objective Given the high risk of functional loss and revisits among older adults presenting to
the emergency department (ED), there is a need to understand how post-ED discharge …

Of the 131 million annual emergency department (ED) visits in the United States,
approximately 27 million (20.4%) are made by individuals aged 65 years and older. 1 The …

Abstract Purpose of the Review Globally, emergency departments are recognizing their
rapidly growing number of older adult patients and some have responded with care models …

Older people living with frailty are at particular risk of harms during emergency care
attendance, including increased mortality, longer waiting times, and consequences of …

"Follow-up in a few days": Limitations to primary care access among older adults following
emergency department discharge "Follow-up in a few days": Limitations to primary care access …

Introduction Emergency health services encompasses a wide-ranging, diverse, and
overarching impact on the health and wellbeing of individuals, communities, and large …