2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijnurstu.2018.03.007
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Identifying reliable predictors of protein-energy malnutrition in hospitalized frail older adults: A prospective longitudinal study

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“…Therefore, supplements provided in gel form as described in this study, may contribute to the management of age-related sarcopenia (Janssen et al 2004a;Clark et al 2010;Lang et al 2010) since achieving optimal protein and energy intake is crucial for the maintenance of muscle mass and strength (Dahany et al 2014;Thalacker-Mercer et al 2014;Baum et al 2016). This would bear relevance for both institutionalised older adults (Sullivan et al 1999;Elia 2006;Kaiser et al 2010;Elia 2015;Sanson et al 2018) and community-dwelling populations (Rist et al 2012;Geurden et al 2015) since reports of malnutrition or risk of malnutrition exist for both populations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 85%
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“…Therefore, supplements provided in gel form as described in this study, may contribute to the management of age-related sarcopenia (Janssen et al 2004a;Clark et al 2010;Lang et al 2010) since achieving optimal protein and energy intake is crucial for the maintenance of muscle mass and strength (Dahany et al 2014;Thalacker-Mercer et al 2014;Baum et al 2016). This would bear relevance for both institutionalised older adults (Sullivan et al 1999;Elia 2006;Kaiser et al 2010;Elia 2015;Sanson et al 2018) and community-dwelling populations (Rist et al 2012;Geurden et al 2015) since reports of malnutrition or risk of malnutrition exist for both populations.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 85%
“…The GEL resulted in significant increases in energy intake than both the CON and the WP conditions. These findings are relevant to the care of older adults who fail to meet both protein and energy recommendations (Bonnefoy et al 2015;Sanson et al 2018), and specifically older women who may be less likely to meet protein recommendations than men (Kerstetter et al 2003;Morley et al 2010;Farsijani et al 2016).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Das Phänomen Mangelernährung ist nach wie vor mit hohen Prävalenzraten behaftet und variiert je nach Erhebungsmethodik und Zielgruppe in aktuellen Erhebungen zwischen 51,9 % in einer internistischen Einheit [1], 54,1 % in einer gastroenterologischen Abteilung [2] und 30 % unter allen PatientInnen zweier Universitätskliniken [3], wobei geriatrische PatientInnen hiervon überproportional häufig betroffen sind [4,5]. Die Folgen für diese PatientInnen sind erheblich.…”
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“…Improving dietary intakes among hospitalised patients is difficult as the problem is complex and multifactorial. Patient related factors include poor appetite; nutrition impacting symptoms such as nausea or constipation; problems with selffeeding; chewing or swallowing problems; increased nutrition requirements; older age and individual preferences (8)(9)(10). Hospital related factors encompass nutrition care practices, hospital foodservice and the mealtime environment (10).…”
Section: Shelley Roberts and Wendy Chaboyermentioning
confidence: 99%