Five frequently used malnutrition screening tools were unable to identify 32-68% of the hospitalized malnourished older adults

van Dronkelaar, Carliene; Tieland, Michael; Cederholm, Tommy; Weijs, Peter; Reijnierse, Esmee; Kruizenga, Hinke

High prevalence of malnutrition both on hospital admission and predischarge

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Malnutrition screening tools are not sensitive enough to identify older hospital patients with malnutrition

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Malnutrition Universal Screening Tool and Patient-Generated Subjective Global Assessment Short Form and their predictive validity in hospitalized patients

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Organisatie	Hogeschool van Amsterdam

Gepubliceerd in	45th ESPEN Lyon, France, FRA
Datum	2023-09-12
Type	Conferentiebijdrage
Taal	Engels

Five frequently used malnutrition screening tools were unable to identify 32-68% of the hospitalized malnourished older adults

Five frequently used malnutrition screening tools were unable to identify 32-68% of the hospitalized malnourished older adults

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