Age and Sex Patterns
Cross-source consensus on Age and Sex Patterns from 1 sources and 5 claims.
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- Wound prevalence increased consistently with age across all wound categories. — Prevalence of wounds and patient characteristics in an Australian community setting: a retrospective cohort study
- Among people aged 85 and over, annual prevalence of any wound reached 78.81 per 1,000 population. — Prevalence of wounds and patient characteristics in an Australian community setting: a retrospective cohort study
- Males had higher wound prevalence than females across every wound category. — Prevalence of wounds and patient characteristics in an Australian community setting: a retrospective cohort study
- More than 1% of people over 55 received community wound care during the year. — Prevalence of wounds and patient characteristics in an Australian community setting: a retrospective cohort study
- The age-related rise in wound prevalence was attributed to long-term conditions such as diabetes and vascular disease. — Prevalence of wounds and patient characteristics in an Australian community setting: a retrospective cohort study