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Puzzle of Prevention: Recognizing the Role of Delirium To Avoid Rehospitalization
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Download this research brief to explore:
- Risk factors that can precipitate delirium
- Common causes of the condition
- Screening tools for identifying delirium
- Interventions that can prevent the condition
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Studies have indicated that delirium is a strong risk factor for longer hospital stays, increased costs, long-term cognitive impairment, and higher mortality.
Training long-term care staff to recognize and treat delirium promptly is crucial to improving function and preventing avoidable hospitalizations.
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