Readmission and Mortality

Risks & contraindications

Comparisons

Other

Highlighted claims

• The secondary outcomes included a composite of 30-day emergency department readmission and 30-day mortality, as well as 90-day mortality and hospital length of stay. — Association between older patients receiving geriatric co-management at the emergency department and acute hospital admissions compared to usual care: an observational, controlled study in the Netherlands
• The study found no evidence that GEM co-management worsened the combined outcome of 30-day emergency department readmission and 30-day mortality. — Association between older patients receiving geriatric co-management at the emergency department and acute hospital admissions compared to usual care: an observational, controlled study in the Netherlands
• The composite outcome of 30-day emergency department readmission and 30-day mortality did not differ meaningfully between GEM co-management and usual care. — Association between older patients receiving geriatric co-management at the emergency department and acute hospital admissions compared to usual care: an observational, controlled study in the Netherlands
• The discussion stated that mortality within 30 or 90 days was not negatively affected. — Association between older patients receiving geriatric co-management at the emergency department and acute hospital admissions compared to usual care: an observational, controlled study in the Netherlands
• Unlike some multistrategy emergency department interventions, this study did not find a reduction in 30-day readmissions. — Association between older patients receiving geriatric co-management at the emergency department and acute hospital admissions compared to usual care: an observational, controlled study in the Netherlands