Retrospective delirium ascertainment from case notes: a retrospective cohort study

Autor: Qurrat Ul Ain, Lindsay Jones, Swetha Byravan, Joanne Taylor, Carly Welch, Lauren McCluskey, Fiona Herbert, Hussun-Ara Shah, Sarah Richardson, Thomas A Jackson, Gerry McGonigal, Benjamin Jelley, Jane Masoli, Christopher Miller, Daisy Wilson, Elizabeth Lonsdale-Eccles, Abigail Wrathall, Aidan Ryan, Al Wakkass Mahmood, Alexander Harbinson, Alice Wheeler, Amr Bazaraa, Amy Walter, Anekea Ross, Anna Reay, Chenxian Wu, Chioma Iwu, Dhruv Sarma, Elisabeth Hunter, Elizabeth J Ellis, Emily McNicholas, Fiona E Macdonald, Hannah J Robinson, Hannah Watson, Ijeoma T Obi, Imola Bargaoanu, James E Lucocq, Jane Giddings, Jenni Burton, Jodie Crofts, John Headlam, Kelli Torsney, Kumudhini Giridharan, Lahiru Satharasinghe, Laura J Beeley, Liji Ng, Mary Ni Lochlainn, Michael SJ Wilson, Minal D Patel, Mustafa Alsahab, Nader Nashed, Natalie Cox, Oliver Todd, Olivia Handley, Olugbenro Akintade, Philip Nwabufor, Philippa K Traill, Phillipa Adams, Rinata Farah, Robert Grange, Roisin Healy, Ruth Willott, Sarah Jagdeo, Shonit Nagumantry, Simon M Stapley, Sophie J Irwin, Sophie Wright, Srividya Sundara, Tarunya Vedutla, Thomas Arkle, Thyn Thyn, Vee-Han Lim, Victoria Gaunt, Yathu Matheswaran, Zeinab Majid

Publikováno v: BMJ Open, Vol 11, Iss 5 (2021)

Objectives This study sets out to ascertain if recognition of delirium impacts on patient outcomes.Design Retrospective cohort study.Setting Unscheduled admissions to acute care trust/secondary care UK hospitals.Participants Six hundred and fifty-six

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