Genitourinary and Digestive Diseases

Cross-source consensus on Genitourinary and Digestive Diseases from 1 sources and 6 claims.

1 sources · 6 claims

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In community-dwelling older adults, genitourinary and digestive disease hospitalisation rates increased steadily across seasons. — Seasonal and temporal trends in leading causes of hospitalisation among older adults in Hong Kong: a retrospective study across community and institutional care settings
Genitourinary and digestive disease trends differed between community-dwelling older adults and nursing home residents. — Seasonal and temporal trends in leading causes of hospitalisation among older adults in Hong Kong: a retrospective study across community and institutional care settings
In nursing home residents, genitourinary diseases were stable in both seasons and digestive diseases declined only in winter. — Seasonal and temporal trends in leading causes of hospitalisation among older adults in Hong Kong: a retrospective study across community and institutional care settings
Preventive strategies include hydration, continence care, symptom awareness, nutrition support, screening, and referral pathways. — Seasonal and temporal trends in leading causes of hospitalisation among older adults in Hong Kong: a retrospective study across community and institutional care settings
Living alone may increase genitourinary risks through inadequate physical activity and hydration. — Seasonal and temporal trends in leading causes of hospitalisation among older adults in Hong Kong: a retrospective study across community and institutional care settings
Unhealthy dietary patterns may raise digestive disease risks among older adults living alone. — Seasonal and temporal trends in leading causes of hospitalisation among older adults in Hong Kong: a retrospective study across community and institutional care settings