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One‐year mortality among newly admitted older patients in a long‐term care hospital in South Korea
Objectives Older Korean people's admission to long‐term care (LTC) hospitals is increasing. This study aimed to investigate one‐year mortality and related factors among older patients admitted to a LTC hospital. Methods Medical records of 330 patients admitted to a LTC hospital in 2014 were rev...
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Older Korean people's admission to long‐term care (LTC) hospitals is increasing. This study aimed to investigate one‐year mortality and related factors among older patients admitted to a LTC hospital.
Methods
Medical records of 330 patients admitted to a LTC hospital in 2014 were reviewed. Factors related to death were identified using the Cox proportional hazards model.
Results
About 35% of the patients died within a year, and their average length of survival was 42.3 (SD = 68.4) days. Predictors of mortality within one year were as follows: cancer (hazard ratio (HR) = 3.04); aged 85 and older (HR = 2.61); dependency: K‐ADL ≥ 21 (HR = 2.14); male sex (HR = 1.95); respiratory disease (HR = 1.68); cognitive function (HR = 1.65); and abnormal serum sodium level (HR = 1.65).
Conclusion
At admission, proper assessment and planning for older patients at risk are beneficial to minimise negative consequences. The roles of LTC hospitals need further discussion. |
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Older Korean people's admission to long‐term care (LTC) hospitals is increasing. This study aimed to investigate one‐year mortality and related factors among older patients admitted to a LTC hospital.
Methods
Medical records of 330 patients admitted to a LTC hospital in 2014 were reviewed. Factors related to death were identified using the Cox proportional hazards model.
Results
About 35% of the patients died within a year, and their average length of survival was 42.3 (SD = 68.4) days. Predictors of mortality within one year were as follows: cancer (hazard ratio (HR) = 3.04); aged 85 and older (HR = 2.61); dependency: K‐ADL ≥ 21 (HR = 2.14); male sex (HR = 1.95); respiratory disease (HR = 1.68); cognitive function (HR = 1.65); and abnormal serum sodium level (HR = 1.65).
Conclusion
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Older Korean people's admission to long‐term care (LTC) hospitals is increasing. This study aimed to investigate one‐year mortality and related factors among older patients admitted to a LTC hospital.
Methods
Medical records of 330 patients admitted to a LTC hospital in 2014 were reviewed. Factors related to death were identified using the Cox proportional hazards model.
Results
About 35% of the patients died within a year, and their average length of survival was 42.3 (SD = 68.4) days. Predictors of mortality within one year were as follows: cancer (hazard ratio (HR) = 3.04); aged 85 and older (HR = 2.61); dependency: K‐ADL ≥ 21 (HR = 2.14); male sex (HR = 1.95); respiratory disease (HR = 1.68); cognitive function (HR = 1.65); and abnormal serum sodium level (HR = 1.65).
Conclusion
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Older Korean people's admission to long‐term care (LTC) hospitals is increasing. This study aimed to investigate one‐year mortality and related factors among older patients admitted to a LTC hospital.
Methods
Medical records of 330 patients admitted to a LTC hospital in 2014 were reviewed. Factors related to death were identified using the Cox proportional hazards model.
Results
About 35% of the patients died within a year, and their average length of survival was 42.3 (SD = 68.4) days. Predictors of mortality within one year were as follows: cancer (hazard ratio (HR) = 3.04); aged 85 and older (HR = 2.61); dependency: K‐ADL ≥ 21 (HR = 2.14); male sex (HR = 1.95); respiratory disease (HR = 1.68); cognitive function (HR = 1.65); and abnormal serum sodium level (HR = 1.65).
Conclusion
At admission, proper assessment and planning for older patients at risk are beneficial to minimise negative consequences. The roles of LTC hospitals need further discussion.</abstract><cop>Australia</cop><pmid>30028560</pmid><doi>10.1111/ajag.12567</doi><tpages>4</tpages><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5289-3571</orcidid></addata></record> |
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