Yasuda et al1 reported the first multicenter evaluation of Japan’s 2024 Rehabilitation, Nutrition, and Oral Management Collaboration System, describing how dedicated therapists distribute their time within acute-care wards. That ward-based...
Adults aged ≥60 years and adults with certain health conditions are at increased risk for severe respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) disease, which can have a substantial clinical burden. Residents in long-term care settings often have multiple risk...
Pain is common among long-term care (LTC) residents, and acetaminophen is often recommended as first-line therapy. We aimed to determine whether regularly scheduled acetaminophen, compared with any comparator, improves pain outcomes in LTC.
To map and synthesize the extent, range, and nature of existing research concerning factors associated with fall-related head impact among older adults.
