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Unintended Weight Loss in Older Adults: Is There an Indication for …
Factors in Weight Loss Unintended or involuntary weight loss, defined as a loss of 5% in the in the past 6 to 12 months, occurs in about 15% to 20% of older adults over the age of 65. Such weight loss is associated with increased morbidity and mortality.

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What Do We Know About the Treatment of Pain for … – Caring for the Ages
The assessment of pain is different for individuals living with advanced dementia, compared with patients who can reliably self-report their symptoms, as highlighted in my earlier column (see Caring Collaborative in Caring for the Ages 2023;24[2]:2). For individuals with advanced dementia, the assessment relies more heavily on behavioral observations, which may reflect pain or behavioral …

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Cognitive Biases Are a Perennial Challenge During Assessment and …
Cognitive biases refer to flawed or distorted ways of thinking that result from limited ways of seeking, obtaining, using, and interpreting information. Cognitive biases are universal and integral to human nature and activities, including patient care and the running of nursing homes.

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AAIC: Exercise Program Improved Mild Cognitive Impairment
At the end of the 12-week program, all participants showed statistically significant increases in aerobic fitness, measured by their maximal oxygen uptake (VO 2 max), muscle strength, speed during a 10-meter walk test, and speed during a chair-stand test. Metabolic measures showed a significantly decreased average serum level of lactate, indicating improved metabolic capacity, Dr …

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Cameras, Citations, and Abuse Investigations – Caring for the Ages
Electronic surveillance is commonplace in entrance-exit areas and other common spaces of postacute/long-term care (PA/LTC) facilities, but recent media attention has been drawn to surveillance cameras in resident rooms. Covert video monitoring has been used by many parents to monitor babysitters.

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Natural Disasters May Increase Nursing Home Admissions – Caring for the …
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Recurrent Falls in Post-Acute and Long-Term Care: When the Usual Fall …
1 oct. 2023October 1, 2023 Caring for the Ages link title: https://www.caringfortheages.com/article/S1526-4114 (23)00343-8/fulltext?rss=yes I’m just calling to let you know that Mr. Hayes fell again. The nursing assistant found him on the floor in the hallway this afternoon. He didn’t hurt himself, and his vital signs are OK.

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Health Policy Advisor from AMDA | Kentucky Society for Post-Acute and …
KMDA address. KMDA-PALTC 4965 US HWY 42, Suite 1000 Louisville, KY 40222

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Temporoparietal Cortex Atrophy Suggests Alzheimer’s
BALTIMORE — Atrophy in the temporoparietal cortex might be a common identifier of Alzheimer’s disease patients that differentiates individuals who have atypical clinical presentations of the disease from those who have other types of dementia, according to a small magnetic resonance scanning study.

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Elderly Face Grief and Loss Differently Than Do Others
PHILADELPHIA — Loss is inevitable for the elderly, and with loss comes grief. Losses are not just the deaths of loved ones, friends, and acquaintances. The elderly also experience loss and grief as they begin to have a diminished ability in activities of daily living. This then can cause the elderly to lose a sense of purpose. lesoutrali bot