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Recognising, reducing and preventing deconditioning in hospitalised older people

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By Emma Swinnerton, Angeline Price
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Emma Swinnerton Advanced clinical practitioner, Department of Ageing and Complex Medicine, Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust, Salford, England Angeline Price PhD student, Health Education England and National Institute for Health and Care Research Clinical Doctoral Research Fellowship, Department of Ageing and Complex Medicine, Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust, Salford, England Why you should read this article: • To enhance your awareness of the risk of deconditioning...
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How can further deconditioning be prevented in older people after COVID-19?

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By Emma Swinnerton
| rcni.com
Emma Swinnerton Trainee advanced clinical practitioner, Ageing and Complex Medicine Department, Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, Salford Nurses can help counter the physical and cognitive decline of older people caused by their isolation during the pandemic Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing guidelines have been the foundation of infection control measures, mitigating the transmission and spread of the virus. Nursing Older People. 33, 3, 17-17.
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How can further deconditioning be prevented in older people after COVID-19?

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By Emma Swinnerton
| rcni.com
Nurses can help counter the physical and cognitive decline of older people caused by their isolation during the pandemic Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing guidelines have been the foundation of infection control measures, mitigating the transmission and spread of the virus. Reduced movement because of social isolation and cessation of non-essential services have consequently increased the risk of deconditioning in the general population.
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