Geriatrics Research Review Issue 35
In this issue:
STREAMS-P: patient perspectives on decision making in treatment escalation planning
MET-PREVENT: metformin in older patients with probable sarcopenia & physical pre/frailty
Statin therapy for cardiovascular disease prevention in older hypercholesterolemic patients with chronic kidney disease
Wealth & end-of-life symptom burden
ED-based geriatric medication safety programmes
Delirium persistence in post-acute care
Mortality with mirtazapine vs. sertraline in older people in long-term care facilities
Intrinsic capacity with an exercise training programme for hospitalised older adults
Volunteering & depression in older adults
Cataract surgery & cognition
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Professor Joseph Ibrahim
Joseph Ibrahim is a medical specialist in geriatrics and an academic Professor and Head of the Health Law and Ageing Research Unit at the Department of Forensic Medicine, Monash University. Joseph has over 30 years of clinical experience as a doctor in the public hospital system providing care for older people, he brings that knowledge […]
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