High-Dose Flu Vaccine Reduces Respiratory Illness in Nursing Home Residents
High-dose influenza vaccination can reduce risk of respiratory-related hospitalization among nursing home residents.
High-dose influenza vaccination can reduce risk of respiratory-related hospitalization among nursing home residents.
Among 795,909 people in 150 studies, only 36.7% had completed an advance directive.
Among the respondents who said their medication costs were a burden, 49% had not talked to their doctors about the issue.
Importance of home health care services are increasing, partly due to shorter hospital stays and complex needs.
The risk of early readmission from post-acute care facility decreases with longer LOS at index hospitalization.
The total direct cost of the intervention was $459 per participant; mainly for counselor effort.
Disability and the loss of agility is more likely for seniors 6 months after treatment.
These findings were seen in the oldest adults with hypertension and free from comorbidities.
Similar survival rates were seen whether the organ comes from a 50-year-old or an octogenarian.
Americans age 65 years and older more than doubled their use of cannabis over 8 years.