Trajectories of physical frailty and cognitive impairment in older adults in United States nursing homes.

Trajectories of physical frailty and cognitive impairment in older adults in United States nursing homes.
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美国疗养院老年人身体虚弱和认知障碍的轨迹。

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10.1186/s12877-022-03012-8
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2022-04-19
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影响因子:
4.1
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Ulbricht, Christine M.
Ulbricht, Christine M.
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医学2区
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作者:
Yuan, Yiyang;Lapane, Kate L.;Tjia, Jennifer;Baek, Jonggyu;Liu, Shao-Hsien;Ulbricht, Christine M.

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美国养老院为超过120万老年人提供长期护理,其中60%身体虚弱,68%有中度或重度认知障碍。有限的研究已经检查了这两个条件的纵向经验,在老年疗养院居民。这项国家纵向研究包括新入院的非熟练护理老年居民,他们在入院时、3个月和6个月时进行了最小数据集(MDS)3.0(2014-16)评估(n = 266,001)。通过FRAIL-NH测量身体虚弱,通过精神状态简短访谈测量认知障碍。单独的组为基础的轨迹模型进行了拟合,以确定身体虚弱的轨迹和认知障碍的轨迹,并估计老年居民的特点在入院时与每组轨迹之间的关联。双轨迹模型被用来量化身体虚弱轨迹和认知障碍轨迹之间的关联。在入院后的前六个月,五个身体虚弱的轨迹[“一致性虚弱”](流行率:53.0%),“虚弱前一致”(29.0%),“虚弱加重”(7.6%),“改善虚弱”(5.5%)和“一致稳健”(4.8%)]和三种认知障碍轨迹[“一致性重度认知障碍”(35.5%)、“一致性中度认知障碍”(31.8%)、“一致性完整/轻度认知障碍”(32.7%)]。五分之一的老年居民同时遵循“一致性脆弱”和“一致性严重认知障碍”的轨迹。与“虚弱改善”、“虚弱恶化”、“虚弱前一致性”和“虚弱一致性”轨迹发生率较高相关的特征包括入院时认知障碍较大、年龄≥ 85岁、从急症医院入院、心血管/代谢诊断、神经系统诊断、髋关节或其他骨折以及存在疼痛。与“一致性中度认知障碍”和“一致性重度认知障碍”发生率较高相关的特征包括入院时身体虚弱、神经系统诊断、髋部骨折和接受抗精神病药物治疗。研究结果提供了有关身体虚弱的轨迹,认知障碍的轨迹,两组轨迹之间的关联,以及它们与老年人入住美国养老院后前六个月居民特征的关联的信息。了解居民最有可能遵循的轨迹可以提供信息,以制定针对其特定医疗保健目标的综合护理方法。在线版本包含补充材料,可通过10.1186/s12877-022-03012-8获得。
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