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From paper to paperless - do electronic systems ensure safe and effective communication and documentation of DNACPR decisions?

HARRINGTON, Laura ; PRICE, Kathryn ; EDMONDS, Polly
Clinical medicine, 05/2020, vol.20, n°3, p. 329-333

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Comparing the predictive ability of the Revised Minimum Dataset Mortality Risk Index (MMRI-R) with nurses’ predictions of mortality among frail older people - a cohort study

COLE, Andy ; ARTHUR, Antony ; SEYMOUR, Jane Elizabeth
Age and ageing, 01/01/2019, vol.48, n°3, p. 394-400

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Past, present, and future of palliative care in emergency medicine in the USA

GEORGE, Naomi ; BOWMAN, Jason ; AARONSON, Emily ; OUCHI, Kei
Acute medicine and surgery, 12/2020, vol.7, n°1, p. 1-7

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Pilot randomized trial of a transdisciplinary geriatric and palliative care intervention for older adults with cancer

NIPP, Ryan D. ; TEMEL, Brandon ; FUH, Charn-Xin ; KAY, Paul ; LANDAY, Sophia ; LAGE, Daniel ; FRANCO-GARCIA, Esteban ; SCOTT, Erin ; STEVENS, Erin ; O'MALLEY, Terrence ; MOHILE, Supriya ; DALE, William ; TRAEGER, Lara ; JACKSON, Vicki ; GREER, Joseph A. ; EL-JAWAHRI, Areej ; TEMEL, Jennifer S.
Journal of the national comprehensive cancer network, 05/2020, vol.18, n°5, p. 591-598

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The association of time to palliative medicine consultation on geriatric trauma outcomes

KUPENSKY, Diane T. ; EMERICK, Eric S. ; HILEMAN, Barbara M. ; CHANCE, Elisha A.
Journal of trauma nursing, 06/2020, vol.27, n°3, p. 177-184

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Proactive integration of geriatrics and palliative care principles into practice for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease

IYER, Anand S. ; CURTIS, J. Randall ; MEIER, Diane E.
JAMA internal medicine, 27/04/2020, vol.180, n°6, p. 815-816

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AGS position statement - resource allocation strategies and age-related considerations in the Covid-19 era and beyond

FARRELL, Timothy W. ; FERRANTE, Lauren E. ; BROWN, Teneille ; FRANCIS, Leslie ; WIDERA, Eric ; RHODES, Ramona ; ROSEN, Tony ; HWANG, Ula ; WITT, Leah J. ; THOTHALA, Niranjan ; LIU, Shan W. ; VITALE, Caroline A. ; BRAUN, Ursula K. ; STEPHENS, Caroline ; SALIBA, Debra
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 06/05/2020, p. 1-25

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Caring for older patients with cancer during the Covid-19 pandemic - a young international society of geriatric oncology (SIOG) global perspective

DESIDERI, Isacco ; PILLERON, Sophie ; BATTISTI, Nicolò Matteo Luca ; GOMES, Fabio ; DE GLAS, Nienke ; NEUENDORFF, Nina Rosa ; LIPOSITS, Gabor ; PAREDERO-PEREZ, Irene ; LOK, Wendy Chan Wing ; LOH, Kah Poh ; DUMONTIER, Clark ; MIAN, Hira ; SOTO-PEREZ-DE-CELIS, Enrique
Journal of geriatric oncology, 10/05/2020, Pagination inconnue

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Israel ad hoc Covid 19 committee - guidelines for care of older persons during a pandemic

CLARFIELD, A. Mark ; DWOLATZKY, Tzvi ; BRILL, Shai ; PRESS, Yan ; GLICK, Shimon ; SHVARTZMAN, Pesach ; ISSI DORON, Israel
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 11/05/2020, Pagination inconnue

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Rationing limited health care resources in the Covid-19 era and beyond - ethical considerations regarding older adults

FARRELL, Timothy W. ; FRANCIS, Leslie ; BROWN, Teneille ; FERRANTE, Lauren E. ; WIDERA, Eric ; RHODES, Ramona ; ROSEN, Tony ; HWANG, Ula ; WITT, Leah J. ; THOTHALA, Niranjan ; LIU, Shan W. ; VITALE, Caroline A. ; BRAUN, Ursula K. ; STEPHENS, Caroline ; SALIBA, Debra
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 06/05/2020, p. 1-26

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Covid-19 - a geriatric emergency

BOCCARDI, Virginia ; RUGGIERO, Carmelinda ; MECOCCI, Patrizia
Geriatrics, 26/04/2020, vol.5, n°2, p. 1-2

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Covid-19 pandemic - palliative care for elderly and frail patients at home and in residential and nursing homes

KUNZ, Roland ; MINDER, Markus
Swiss medical weekly, 24/03/2020, vol.150, p. 1-2

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A novel interprofessional palliative care and geriatrics curriculum for nephrology teams

FULTON, Ana Tuya ; RICHMAN, Katherine ; AZAR, Maroun ; SANZEN, Kelley ; DEVINE, Jessica ; FERRONE, Christine ; TANZER, Joshua Ray ; LALLY, Kate
American journal of hospice and palliative medicine, 01/04/2020, Pagination inconnue

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The emergence and utilisation of frailty in the United Kingdom - a contemporary biopolitical practice

TOMKOW, Louise
Ageing and society, 04/2020, vol.40, n°4, p. 695-712

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Thème : Age de la vie, situations spécifiques liées à la fin de vie. Cote : eD05.04

VULNERABILITE ; ROYAUME UNI ; SANTE PUBLIQUE ; GERIATRIE

Frailty has recently emerged as a dominant concept against a backdrop of media and governmental narratives that frame the growing ageing population as an economic threat to the current configuration of health care in the United Kingdom (UK). Despite frailty's popularity amongst geriatricians and policy makers, the concept faces resistance from other health-care professionals and older people themselves. This paper draws on the Foucauldian idea of biopower; by suggesting that the contemporary emergence and utilisation of frailty represents a biopolitical practice a number or critical observations are made. First, despite biomedical experts acknowledging ambiguities in the definition of frailty, the concept is presented as a truth discourse. This is driven by the ability of frailty measurements to predict risk of costly adverse outcomes; the capability of frailty scores to enumerate complex needs; and the scientific legitimacy frailty affords to geriatric medicine. Consequently, frailty has become pervasive, knowable and measurable. Second, the routine delineation between frail and robust objectifies older people, and can be said to benefit those making the diagnosis over those being labelled frail, with the latter becoming disempowered. Last, studies show that frailty is associated with increasing wealth inequalities in the UK; however, experts’ suggested management of frailty shifts the focus of responsibility away from ideologically driven structural inequalities towards the frail older person, attempting to encourage individuals to modify lifestyle choices. This neglects the association between lifestyle opportunities and socio-economic deprivation, and the impact of long-term poverty on health. These observations, set against the contemporary political climate of economic austerity, cuts to public services and rationalisation of health resources, bring the urgency of a critical consideration of frailty to the fore.

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Wish to die in older patients - development and validation of two assessment instruments

DÜRST, Anne-Véronique ; SPENCER, Brenda ; BÜLA, Christophe ; FUSTINONI, Sarah ; MAZZOCATO, Claudia ; ROCHAT, Etienne ; TRUCHARD, Eve Rubli ; MONOD, Stéfanie ; JOX, Ralf J.
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 29/02/2020, Pagination inconnue

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Developing computer-based learning on care of aged and dying incarcerated people

KITT-LEWIS, Erin ; LOEB, Susan J. ; WION, Rachel K. ; MYERS, Valerie H. ; JERROD, Tiffany ; STRICKFADEN, Sophia
Journal of forensic nursing, 03/2020, vol.16, n°1, p. 36-46

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Thème : Formation.

GERIATRIE ; FIN VIE ; PRISON ; FORMATION ; OUTIL

INTRODUCTION: Corrections agencies are exploring ways to securely and cost-effectively increase access to high-quality, evidence-based educational programs for personnel. Technology-based instructional tools hold strong potential for continuing education. The Institute for Healthcare Improvement's Framework for Going to Full Scale was employed to guide a systematic approach.
PURPOSE: The purpose of this article is to outline and describe the design and development of a media-rich interactive computer-based learning product, Enhancing Care for Aged and Dying in Prison, which addresses geriatric and end-of-life care issues in corrections.
METHOD: Through an iterative process, the research team developed the computer-based educational program that included program and module-specific objectives in alignment with goals and priorities of the end users, detailed evidence-based content that was engaging and visually appealing, and assessments aimed at testing the user's knowledge.
RESULTS: The Enhancing Care for Aged and Dying in Prison contains six modules, created under the careful guidance of the research team and the two advisory boards. Contents, including images and testimonials, were selected purposefully and strategically. Module objectives were developed in alignment with the goals and priorities of each module, and assessments tested user knowledge level pre/post module exposure. Completion of the training product advances the research and development necessary to further the goal of full-scale dissemination of the computer-based education.
DISCUSSION/CONCLUSIONS: The goal of this program is to enhance care and improve quality of life for aged and dying inmates. Evidence-based training products are critical in preparing not only forensic nurses who work in corrections but also the broader group of correctional personnel in how to better meet the care needs of incarcerated persons.

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Effect of an end-of-life gerontological nursing education programme on the attitudes and knowledge of clinical nurses - a non-randomised controlled trial

OKUMURA-HIROSHIGE, Akemi ; FUKAHORI, Hiroki ; YOSHIOKA, Sachiko ; NISHIYAMA, Midori ; TAKAMICHI, Kaori ; KUWATA, Miyoko
International journal of older people nursing, 27/02/2020, Pagination inconnue

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The overlap between geriatric medicine and palliative care - a scoping literature review

VISSER, Renske ; BORGSTROM, Erica ; HOLTI, Richard
Journal of applied gerontology, 02/02/2020, Pagination inconnue

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Promoting patients' rights at the end of life in a geriatric setting in France - the healthcare professionals’ level of knowledge about surrogate decision-makers and advance directives

RWABIHAMA, Jean Paul ; BELMIN, Joël ; RAKOTOARISOA, De Rozier ; HAGEGE, Meoïn ; AUDUREAU, Etienne ; BENZENGLI, Hind ; AMBIME, Gabin ; RABUS, Marie-Thérèse ; BASTUJI-GARIN, Sylvie ; PAILLAUD, Elena ; OUBAYA, Nadia
Patient education and counseling, 31/01/2020, Pagination inconnue

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Community-based palliative care consultations - comparing dementia to nondementia serious illnesses

HARRISON, Krista L. ; BULL, Janet H. ; GARRETT, Sarah B. ; BONSIGNORE, Lindsay ; BICE, Tyler ; HANSON, Laura C. ; RITCHIE, Christine S.
JOURNAL OF PALLIATIVE MEDICINE, 22/01/2020, Pagination inconnue

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