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The Population Is Ageing, And Most Diseases Are Far More Common In Older People. Older People Are Particularly Difficult To Assess And To Treat Effectively And Are More Vulnerable To Therapeutic Delays Or Errors. This Handbook Provides The Information Required For Effective Geriatric Practice. Ageing -- Organizing Geriatric Services -- Clinical Assessment Of Older People -- Rehabilitation -- Falls And Funny Turns -- Drugs -- Neurology -- Stroke -- Psychiatry -- Cardiovascular -- Chest Medicine -- Gastroenterology -- Renal Medicine -- Homeostasis -- Endocrinology -- Haematology -- Musculoskeletal System -- Pressure Injuries -- Genitourinary Medicine -- Incontinence -- Ears -- Eyes -- Skin -- Infection And Immunity -- Malignancy -- Death And Dying -- Ethics -- Finances. Lesley K. Bowker, James D. Price, Sarah C. Smith. Previous Ed.: 2006. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.
This handbook investigates the clinical complexities of treating an aging population and provides a structured framework for effective geriatric medical practice. The authors, Lesley K. Bowker, James D. Price, and Sarah C. Smith, leverage their clinical expertise to synthesize essential diagnostic and therapeutic protocols. The text addresses the unique physiological and psychological vulnerabilities of older patients, emphasizing the need for specialized assessment techniques to mitigate therapeutic errors.
What You Will Find
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Experts and practitioners frequently cite this work as a foundational reference for clinicians navigating the complexities of geriatric care. Readers often note the high density of practical information and the logical, system-based organization that facilitates quick reference in clinical settings.
Page Count:
728
Publication Date:
2012-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0191629995
ISBN-13:
9780191629990
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