After the success of last year’s inaugural Business of Medicine Symposium, the decision was quickly made to do it annually. The 2026 event, which will be held virtually on June 3, will feature interactive discussions and presentations on the latest industry trends—with a special focus on value-based care (...
To identify patient factors associated with heterogeneity in functional benefits from higher-dose in-hospital rehabilitation therapy intensity during the post-acute phase after ischemic stroke.
Pressure injuries (PrIs) represent a persistent challenge in nursing homes, with facility-acquired rates of 8.5%. Subepidermal moisture (SEM) technology offers promise for early detection across all skin tones, yet remains underadopted in nursing home environments.
Nature experiences shared in peer groups according to the “Friends in Nature” (FiN) intervention in assisted living facilities (ALFs) reduced lonely participants’ loneliness. Here we explored the effects of the FiN intervention of the H2020 RECETAS project on changes in the secondary outcomes of cognition,...
To evaluate the association between different classes of antihypertensive medications (AHMs) and dementia risk in older adults through systematic review and meta-analysis.
Workforce interventions may relieve the growing demand for long-term care (LTC) homes, but their effectiveness in improving resident care remains unclear. We evaluated the impact of LTC home staffing interventions designed to facilitate organizational change at the team level and examined barriers and faci...
Preventing dementia is crucial due to its current and projected global prevalence. Older adults with cognitive impairment/dementia have worse physical function than healthy individuals. However, it is important to quantify the association between performance-based physical function and life expectancy. Thi...