Comprehensive and subacute care interventions improve health-related quality of life for older patients after surgery for hip fracture: A randomised controlled trial

Shyu, Yea‐Ing Lotus; Liang, Jersey; Tseng, Ming Yueh; Li, Hsiao Juan; Wu, Chin‐Chen; Cheng, Huey Shinn; Chou, Shih‐Wei; Chen, Ching Yen; Yang, Ching Tzu

doi:10.1016/j.ijnurstu.2012.11.020

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“…There is evidence that the cognitive and functional deterioration often observed post-surgery may persist for up to a year before improving (Shyu et al., 2013). Our understanding of the long-term trajectory of elderly hip fracture patients with dementia is evolving and this requires specific examination.…”

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“…Good results were found to be further improved when rehabilitation, nutritional and mental health support were extended to a year (Shyu et al., 2013). Ongoing in-home rehabilitation is also being investigated in other studies (Cook et al., 2011; van Wyk et al., 2014).…”

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“…Dillingham, 2007; Ghisla et al., 2007; Heruti, Lusky, Barell, Ohry, & Adunsky, 1999; Lenze et al., 2007; Rolland et al., 2004; Shyu et al., 2013). In a systematic review of the impact of cognitive impairment on rehabilitation outcomes in elderly patients admitted with a femoral neck fracture, the author concluded that the literature on this topic was too heterogeneous to make any robust conclusions, including on what may constitute best practice rehabilitation for these patients (Muir & Yohannes, 2009).…”

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Factors determining eligibility and access to subacute rehabilitation for elderly people with dementia and hip fracture

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With hip fracture and dementia increasing in incidence in the global ageing population, there is a need for the development of specific procedures targeting optimal treatment outcomes for these patients. This paper looks primarily at the factors that limit access to subacute rehabilitation services as a growing body of evidence suggests that access to timely inpatient rehabilitation increases functional outcomes for patients both with dementia and without. Information was gathered by searching electronic data bases (SCOPUS, Medline, CINAHL, Health Source Nursing/Academic Addition, Psychinfo and the Cochrane Library) for relevant articles using the search terms dementia OR Alzheimer* AND hip fracture AND subacute rehabilitation OR convalescence for the period 2005–2015. Abstracts were scanned to identify articles discussing eligibility and access. A total of nine papers were identified that directly addressed this topic. Other papers discussing success or failure of rehabilitation and improved models of care were also reviewed. Barriers to access discussed in the literature include information management, management of comorbidities, attitudes, resource availability, and the quality of evidence and education. By identifying these factors we can identify strategic points of intervention across the trajectory of prevention, treatment and rehabilitation that may improve outcomes for this growing group of vulnerable patients. Emerging best practice for these patients is also discussed.

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“…Vrednosti dobijene za ovaj posmatrani parametar su slične onima koje su dobijene u sličnim istraživanjima koja su se bavila merenjem kvaliteta života među starijim pacijentima sa prelomom kuka (144,145). Kod svih istraživanja koje se bave kvalitetom života vezanim za zdravlje, najbolje bi bilo uporeditii dobijene vrednosti sa standardnim vrednostima za datu populaciju koje su već urađene i izračunate u velikom broju zemalja, ali obzirom da mi ne posedujemo takve rezultate možemo se upoređivati samo sa sličnim studijama urađenim u našoj zemlji ili inostranstvu (146,147).…”

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“…31). Sličan pad socijalnog fukcionisanja merenog SF-36 upitnikom zabeležen je i od strane drugih autora (146,147).…”

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Effect of balneo-physical therapy on quality of life of patients with surgically treated hip

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Multidisciplinary rehabilitation for older people with hip fractures

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Comprehensive and subacute care interventions improve health-related quality of life for older patients after surgery for hip fracture: A randomised controlled trial

Cited by 31 publications

References 36 publications

Factors determining eligibility and access to subacute rehabilitation for elderly people with dementia and hip fracture

Factors determining eligibility and access to subacute rehabilitation for elderly people with dementia and hip fracture

Effect of balneo-physical therapy on quality of life of patients with surgically treated hip

Multidisciplinary rehabilitation for older people with hip fractures

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