As society grapples with an aging population and increasing prevalence of
disability,“reablement” as a means of maximizing functional ability in older people is …

Aim This review aimed to map studies related to healthcare professionals' perceptions and
attitudes towards the rehabilitation for persons living with dementia and extract what they …

Introduction The number of elderly people with hip fracture and dementia is increasing, and
many of these patients suffer from pain. Opioids are difficult to adjust and side effects are …

Objective To determine if an ultrasound‐guided femoral nerve block (FNB) is superior to an
ultrasound‐guided fascia iliaca compartment block (FICB) in providing pain relief to patients …

The literature reports that rehabilitation for elderly patients with mild-to-moderate dementia
who have a hip fracture improves functional outcomes. However, access to rehabilitation …

Background and Objectives Despite emerging evidence that persons with cognitive
impairment (CI)(including dementia and/or delirium) can be rehabilitated post-hip fracture …

Purpose To enhance understanding of access to rehabilitation services in Australian and
New Zealand acute care facilities for older adults living with dementia and/or living in …

Continuing rehabilitation after hip fractures is recommended to improve physical function
and quality of life. However, the long-term implementation status of postoperative …

Aims: To examine the association of patient-related factors with the effect of an in-hospital
comprehensive geriatric assessment (CGA) on hip fracture mortality. Methods: Population …

La fractura de cadera y la demencia aumentan con la edad y los pacientes que sufren
ambas muestran peor recuperación funcional y mayor morbimortalidad. El manejo de estos …