Abstract
Hospital-acquired Malnourished Patients Versus Those Malnourished on Admission: Three-Year Outcomes
Canadian journal of dietetic practice and research, Vol.85(3), pp.243-244
19th International Congress of Nutrition and Dietetics 2024, 19th (Toronto, Canada, 12/06/2024–14/06/2024)
09/2024
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Abstract
Increased mortality and poorer post hospital discharge outcomes are observed when malnourished patients are compared to well-nourished patients. However, it is unknown whether mortality, discharge location and readmissions differ between those who develop malnutrition in hospital compared with those who are malnourished on admission. This retrospective matched case-control study compares mortality, discharge location and readmissions at 3, 12- and 36-months post-discharge of those with hospital acquired malnutrition (HAM) to those with malnutrition present on admission (MPOA).
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- Title
- Hospital-acquired Malnourished Patients Versus Those Malnourished on Admission: Three-Year Outcomes
- Creators
- Breanne Hosking - Queensland HealthSally Courtice - QEII HospitalFiona Naumann - Queensland HealthAmanda Henderson - Princess Alexandra HospitalLynda Ross - Queensland University of TechnologyRachel Stoney - Queensland HealthAngela Vivanti - Princess Alexandra HospitalMichelle Palmer - Queensland Health
- Publication Details
- Canadian journal of dietetic practice and research, Vol.85(3), pp.243-244
- Conference
- 19th International Congress of Nutrition and Dietetics 2024, 19th (Toronto, Canada, 12/06/2024–14/06/2024)
- Publisher
- Dietitians of Canada
- Identifiers
- 991013225619102368
- Copyright
- © 2024.
- Academic Unit
- Faculty of Health
- Language
- English
- Resource Type
- Abstract