7 Requiring assistance with activities of daily living (ADL), using a walking aid, and a history of falling either in hospital or prior to admission are associated with injurious post-discharge falls.
With respect to ED recidivism following discharge for a fall-related injury, Tiedemann et al. (2012) found that 31% of community-dwelling older adults discharged from EDs following care for a fall-related complaint fell again within six months and that 62% of these post-discharge falls were injurious.
Naming occurs when an individual perceives a situation as injurious.
The injurious fall rate dropped from 2.21% (pre) to 1.34% (post) in the continuing TC group while the fall rate increased from 2.06% (pre) to 3.46% (post) in the non-continuing TC group.
The findings are in line with previous research showing that older people presenting to the ED due to an injurious fall, especially a fracture, have a 50% higher risk to post-discharge injurious falls the forthcoming year [ 4, 8].
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Proximal femoral fractures are amongst the most devastating consequences of osteoporosis and injurious accidental falls with 25 35% of patients dying in the first year post-fracture.
Collectively, Tippett's writings define his aesthetic standpoint, which Clarke summarises thus: "Tippett holds that art's role in post-Enlightenment culture is to offer a corrective to society's spiritually injurious domination by mass technology.
Accordingly, post-thoracotomy ALI probably identified a more homogeneous group of patients predisposed to the injurious effects of mechanical ventilation.
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