What is the relationship between validated frailty scores and mortality for adults with COVID-19 in acute hospital care? A systematic review
-д хадгалсан:
D.Cosco, T., et al., What is the relationship between validated frailty scores and mortality for adults with COVID-19 in acute hospital care? A systematic review. Age and Ageing, vol. 50, n. 3, 2021, p. 608-616.
Ref.
580033
Байршил:
SIIS R.429 / SIIS Archivo (R.429)
Palabras clave:
Personas mayores, Dependencia, Efectos, COVID, Hospitalización, Mortalidad, Detección, Instrumentos técnicos, Estudio comparativo, Datos epidemiológicos, Literatura científica
Personas mayores, Dependencia, Efectos, COVID, Hospitalización, Mortalidad, Detección, Instrumentos técnicos, Estudio comparativo, Datos epidemiológicos, Literatura científica
Хураангуй:
El objetivo de esta revisión sistemática fue cuantificar la asociación entre fragilidad y COVID-19 en relación con la mortalidad en pacientes hospitalizados.
El objetivo de esta revisión sistemática fue cuantificar la asociación entre fragilidad y COVID-19 en relación con la mortalidad en pacientes hospitalizados.
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