During the last decades as the population has become older, the
demand for acute hospital care for elderly people has increased and
gerontologically adjusted services have become the norm for the
highest standard of care. Compared with younger adults, elderly
patients have more severe illnesses, including worsened functional
impairment and more frequent and longer hospitalisations.
Additionally, diagnosis is often challenging because clinical
presentations of common disorders may often be atypical in the
elderly. When prescribing medications, physicians have to take into
account the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic changes observed
with ageing. This book fills the gap in the literature available on
acute geriatric care.
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