Multimorbidity patterns

Papers on multimorbidity patterns

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BMC Geriatrics

Combined health problems linked to disability in older Chinese adults

Physical, psychological and cognitive disorders together were linked to 4.02 times the disability risk of having no disorders over two years.Physical, psychological and cognitive disorders together were linked to 4.02 times the disability risk of having no disorders over two years.

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Cohort · 5,186 peopleDisability

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Internal and Emergency Medicine

Disease patterns linked to kidney decline in older patients

In geriatric wards, a heart, lung and kidney disease pattern was associated with 2.24 times the odds of decline versus two other disease patterns.In geriatric wards, a heart, lung and kidney disease pattern was associated with 2.24 times the odds of decline versus two other disease patterns.

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Cohort study of 6,755 peopleKidney

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Diseases

Chronic disease patterns linked to death risk in US adults

The most severe disease cluster was linked to higher relative mortality risk, with a hazard ratio of 3.71 versus the group with little chronic illness.The most severe disease cluster was linked to higher relative mortality risk, with a hazard ratio of 3.71 versus the group with little chronic illness.

Flowchart of eligible and ineligible participants.
Cohort · 28,598 peoplePopulations

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Internal and Emergency Medicine

Age and care needs linked to sepsis deaths in older adults

Among 504 older patients with clinically recognized sepsis, 23.8% died in hospital; mortality was higher when sepsis was hospital-acquired.Among 504 older patients with clinically recognized sepsis, 23.8% died in hospital; mortality was higher when sepsis was hospital-acquired.

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Cohort · 504 peopleSepsis