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Feasibility testing the Help After Leaving hospiTal (HALT) rehabilitation program for older adults who have delirium in hospital.
Feasibility and acceptability of a multidisciplinary, co-produced rehabilitation program to prevent decline after in-hospital delirium amongst older adults: Help After Leaving hospiTal (HALT).
- Sponsor
- Adelaide University
- Enrolment
- 60 planned
- Conditions
- Delirium; Neurological - Other neurological disorders
- Interventions
- Participants who had delirium in hospital recently (and enrolled support people) will complete the HALT rehabilitation program
- Ages
- older adults
- Registry
- ACTRN12626000940370
Full record on ANZCTRSource: WHO ICTRP, processed 3 August 2026
Primary outcomes
- Recruitment rate - delirium patients (Primary feasibility outcome #1)[Recruitment rate will be recorded in REDCap as the number of delirium patient-participants who are eligible after screening, sign consent and are given a StudyID (officially enrolled in the study). Recruitment at end of enrolment
- Attrition rate (Primary feasibility outcome #2)[Attrition rate will be recorded in REDCap as the number of participants who withdraw from the study after enrolment. A participant is considered a withdrawal if they are given a studyID, but do not complete the delirium education module, or they comple
- Acceptibility (Primary acceptibility outcome #1)[Qualitative Interviews. Qualitative interviews will be conducted at the end of study visit, and are anticipated to take around 30 minutes. They will be audio-recorded, and transcribed verbatim prior to analysis. They will be conducted by the study fac
History
Expected to start
Last registry update
Registered