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Sleep significantly worse on the first night due to monitoring vital signs and medication administration.

Dr. Sarah Berry reflects on active shooter training for health care professionals in JAMA Internal Medicine.

Continued prevalence of persistent delirium warrants further delirium management efforts.

New Study Links Home Temperature to Cognitive Function in Older Adults

FLS can deliver a return of $10.49 for every $1 invested, significantly improving patient outcomes.

More work is needed to better understand the health services needs of older adults with frailty.

Frailty identified as a key predictor in older adult health care outcomes.

Honored for research related to clinical care and population health management tailored to a person’s frailty level

Positive factors include engaging in activities, expanding one’s social network, and using technology.

A study of older U.S. adults led by researchers at Hebrew SeniorLife and Brown University found that the risk of negative effects of both mRNA vaccines is exceptionally low, but lowest with the Moderna vaccine.