Trends in Hospitalization Associated with Alzheimer's Disease in the United States

Trends in Hospital Morbidity From Alzheimer’s Disease in the European Union, 2000 to 2014

“…Our results are in line with a US study which reported a slight decline of trends in hospitalizations between 1999 and 2009, describing an increasing trend in the first years, followed by a subsequent decrease. 16 In other European studies, both prevalence of dementia in hospitalized population and hospitalization rates tended to increase in the early 2000s, which also seem to be consistent with our findings. 17,18 This study retrieved data from 22 EU countries.…”

Hospital Admissions in People With Alzheimer’s Disease or Senile Dementia According to Type 2 Diabetes Status: An Observational 10-Year Study

“…This fact has sometimes lessened statistical power to draw definite conclusions about this condition in previous research. 23 Moreover, the sensitivity analysis that we did including patients with AD alone basically replicated the findings of the main analyses.…”

“…Others had reported higher IHM rates in the United States for patients with dementia, 1999 to 2009, despite lower hospitalization rates. 23 A more invasive and aggressive clinical management of patients with dementia in more recent years could explain this finding. The CCI applies to different disease categories, the scores of which are added to obtain an overall score for each patient.…”

“…Others had reported higher IHM rates in the United States for patients with dementia, 1999 to 2009, despite lower hospitalization rates. 23 A more invasive and aggressive clinical management of patients with dementia in more recent years could explain this finding. Although some invasive procedures seem to be associated with mortality in our population, this association possibly obeys to residual confounding and to the fact that more severely ill patients receive a higher number of invasive procedures.…”

Decline in mortality in patients with dementia: Results from a nationwide cohort of 44 258 patients in the Netherlands during 2000 to 2008

“…Two population‐based studies reported a decline in mortality after a diagnosis of dementia . Other studies mainly focused on trends in dementia as a cause of death, trends in dementia‐associated hospitalisation, or trends in place of death . Information from nationwide studies focusing on trends in mortality as well as morbidity risk in patients with dementia is lacking.…”