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Clinical Issues - Delirium
Recognizing, preventing and treating delirium
Common condition increases length of stay, mortality
A large proportion of inpatients have delirium, but in most, it goes unrecognized. More
Dealing with delirium in older
hospitalized adults
This common complication can have serious adverse effects. More
Managing confusion in the elderly
Key to halting cognitive decline is recognizing red flags and acting early
Delirium in hospitalized patients, including those with dementia, can be prevented in most cases if hospital staff is trained to recognize symptoms and act quickly.
January '09
Test yourself: Delirium, drug resistance and fall prevention
January '09
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