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Higher Frequency of Acute Occupational Therapy Services Is Associated With Reduced Hospital Readmissions

Jessica Edelstein ; Rebekah Walker ; Addie Middleton ; Timothy Reistetter ; Kelli Williams Gary ; Stacey Reynolds |

Dans American journal of occupational therapy (Vol. 76, n° 1, February 2022)

Importance: Hospital readmissions are associated with poor patient outcomes, including higher risk for mortality, nutritional concerns, deconditioning, and higher costs. Objective: To evaluate how acute occupational therapy service delivery fact[...]

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Impact of Acute Self-Care Indicators and Social Factors on Medicare Inpatient Readmission Risk

Jessica Edelstein ; Addie Middleton ; Rebekah Walker ; Timothy Reistetter ; Stacey Reynolds |

Dans American journal of occupational therapy (Vol. 76, n° 1, February 2022)

Importance: Readmissions are costly for Medicare and are associated with poor patient outcomes. Objective: To determine whether two domains relevant to acute occupational therapy practice?self-care status and social factors?were associated with [...]

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Mobility Status and Acute Care Physical Therapy Utilization: The Moderating Roles of Age, Significant Others, and Insurance Type

Adam R. Kinney ; James E. Graham ; Addie Middleton ; Jessica Edelstein ; Jordan M. Wyrwa ; Matt P. Malcolm |

Dans Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (Vol. 103, n° 8, 2022)

Objective To investigate whether a direct measure of need for physical therapy (PT), mobility status, was associated with acute care PT utilization and whether this relationship differs across sociodemographic factors and insurance type. Des[...]

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