Incidence and outcome of interrupted geriatric rehabilitation requiring acute hospital transfer

[1] Covinsky KE(2003)Loss of independence in activities of daily living in older adults hospitalized with medical illnesses: increased vulnerability with age J Am Geriatr Soc 51 451-458

[2] Palmer RM(2018)A retrospective audit of an elderly rehabilitation service. How effective are we? Ir Med J 111 810-199

[3] Fortinsky RH(2014)Patient transfer from a rehabilitation hospital to an emergency department: a retrospective study of an American trauma centre Ann Phys Rehabil Med 57 193-349

[4] Counsell SR(2012)Risk of rehospitalisation from an “off-site” rehabilitation unit for older adults Ir Med J 105 285-178

[5] Stewart AL(2009)Interruptions to rehabilitation in a geriatric rehabilitation unit: associated factors and consequences Age Ageing 38 346-383

[6] Kresevic D(2007)Preventing falls and fall injuries in hospital: a major risk management challenge Clin Risk 13 173-861

[7] Burant CJ(1987)A new method of classifying prognostic comorbidity in longitudinal studies: development and validation J Chronic Dis 40 373-651

[8] Landefeld CS(2016)Program interruptions and short-stay transfers represent potential targets for inpatient rehabilitation care-improvement efforts Am J Phys Med Rehabil 95 850-undefined

[9] Osuafor CN(2016)The development, implementation and evaluation of a transitional care programme to improve outcomes of frail older patients after hospitalization Age Ageing 45 642-undefined

[10] Salawu A(undefined)undefined undefined undefined undefined-undefined

[1] Covinsky KE(2003)Loss of independence in activities of daily living in older adults hospitalized with medical illnesses: increased vulnerability with age J Am Geriatr Soc 51 451-458

[2] Palmer RM(2018)A retrospective audit of an elderly rehabilitation service. How effective are we? Ir Med J 111 810-199

[3] Fortinsky RH(2014)Patient transfer from a rehabilitation hospital to an emergency department: a retrospective study of an American trauma centre Ann Phys Rehabil Med 57 193-349

[4] Counsell SR(2012)Risk of rehospitalisation from an “off-site” rehabilitation unit for older adults Ir Med J 105 285-178

[5] Stewart AL(2009)Interruptions to rehabilitation in a geriatric rehabilitation unit: associated factors and consequences Age Ageing 38 346-383

[6] Kresevic D(2007)Preventing falls and fall injuries in hospital: a major risk management challenge Clin Risk 13 173-861

[7] Burant CJ(1987)A new method of classifying prognostic comorbidity in longitudinal studies: development and validation J Chronic Dis 40 373-651

[8] Landefeld CS(2016)Program interruptions and short-stay transfers represent potential targets for inpatient rehabilitation care-improvement efforts Am J Phys Med Rehabil 95 850-undefined

[9] Osuafor CN(2016)The development, implementation and evaluation of a transitional care programme to improve outcomes of frail older patients after hospitalization Age Ageing 45 642-undefined

[10] Salawu A(undefined)undefined undefined undefined undefined-undefined