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A qualitative study of the determinants of adherence to NICE falls guideline in managing older fallers attending an emergency department

机译:对遵守NICE决定因素的定性研究是管理参加急诊室的老年跌倒者的准则

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BackgroundThe National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) 2004 Falls guideline was developed to improve the assessment and management of falls and prevention of future falls. However, adherence to the guideline can be poor. As emergency departments (EDs) are usually consulted by older adults (aged 65 and over) who experience a fall, they provide a setting in which assessments can be conducted or referrals made to more appropriate settings.The objective of this study was to investigate how falls are managed in EDs, reasons why guideline recommendations are not always followed, and what happens instead.
机译:背景技术国家卫生与健康研究院(NICE)2004年跌倒指南的制定是为了改善跌倒的评估和管理以及预防未来跌倒。但是,对指南的遵守可能很差。由于通常会遇到跌倒的老年人(65岁及以上)咨询急诊科(ED),因此他们提供了可以进行评估或转介到更合适环境的环境。本研究的目的是调查如何跌落在急诊室进行管理,为什么不总是遵循指南建议的原因以及发生了什么。

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