Surain B. Roberts

1 Introduction Sedating antihistamines may precipitate delirium, but a recent systematic review found that evidence of this association is inconclusive [1]. Despite the potential risks, sedating antihistamines are commonly prescribed in the inpatient setting [2]. We sought to clarify the association between sedating antihistamines and delirium among hospitalized older adults using non-sedating antihistamines as an active comparator.

[Submitted on 16 Nov 2025] Title:Interpretable Fine-Gray Deep Survival Model for Competing Risks: Predicting Post-Discharge Foot Complications for Diabetic Patients in Ontario View a PDF of the paper titled Interpretable Fine-Gray Deep Survival Model for Competing Risks: Predicting Post-Discharge Foot Complications for Diabetic Patients in Ontario, by Dhanesh Ramachandram and Anne Loefler and Surain Roberts and Amol Verma and Maia Norman and Fahad Razak and Conrad Pow and Charles de Mestral...

Key points ○ Little is known about the association between a physician's first-generation antihistamine prescribing pattern and delirium risk among their older general internal medicine inpatients.