OLD AGE

This study tested a Thai version of a simple tool called DDT-Pro to diagnose delirium in older adults with hip fractures. Delirium is a common complication that can cause confusion and worsen outcomes. The tool is designed to be used without special training, making it easier for…

This study looked at whether tilting elderly patients (aged 65-90) slightly head-down during anesthesia induction helps prevent dangerously low blood pressure. 168 people having abdominal surgery took part. The approach is simple and non-invasive, aiming to improve safety during …

This study tested a virtual reality (VR) game called 'Memo-gration' designed to help older adults in nursing homes recall memories. 36 seniors without major memory or vision problems used the VR system, which featured a vintage Chinese setting. The goal was to see if the VR exper…

This study looked at 128 older adults (60+) having knee replacement surgery to see if a brain protein called neurofilament light chain is linked to how sensitive they are to the sedative remazolam. Researchers measured the protein level in the blood and tracked how quickly patien…

This study looked at how often dangerously low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) occurs in elderly diabetic patients living in nursing homes. Researchers monitored 29 residents using continuous glucose monitors and compared that to standard finger-prick tests. The goal was to find hidde…

This study brought together care home residents, staff, and health experts to create a practical plan for preventing falls. Researchers held workshops to gather ideas and build a shared framework. The goal was to design a falls management approach that works in real care home set…

This study looked at how much older adults (65+) move during a hospital stay. Researchers used a small wearable device to count daily steps and tested a screen that shows staff real-time activity data. They also checked if a Danish mobility questionnaire works well. The goal was …