MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE FOR ELDERY PATIENTS WITH FRACTURES
The present work sought to evaluate the benefits of implementing multidisciplinary treatment in elderly people with a previous diagnosis of osteoporosis and fractures, mainly of the femur. In this context, certain aspects were analyzed, such as length of stay, prognosis, number of deaths and recovery time. In the end, it becomes possible to observe that the implementation of interdisciplinary measures is beneficial to all involved, be they patients, professionals or health units.
MULTIDISCIPLINARY CARE FOR ELDERY PATIENTS WITH FRACTURES
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DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.1593202327039
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Palavras-chave: Multidisciplinary care. Geriatrics. Orthopedics
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Keywords: Multidisciplinary care. Geriatrics. Orthopedics
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Abstract:
The present work sought to evaluate the benefits of implementing multidisciplinary treatment in elderly people with a previous diagnosis of osteoporosis and fractures, mainly of the femur. In this context, certain aspects were analyzed, such as length of stay, prognosis, number of deaths and recovery time. In the end, it becomes possible to observe that the implementation of interdisciplinary measures is beneficial to all involved, be they patients, professionals or health units.
- Erik Bernardes Moreira Alves
- Gustavo Tavares de Mello Maruco
- João Vitor de Almeida Cardoso
- Beatriz Cristina de Melo Silva
- Fábio de Andrade Narimatsu
- Lorena Martins Nagata
- Tallitha Grawnth Santos Vidal
- João Vitor Tavares França
- Igor Silva Rodrigues
- Rafaela de Paula Almeida
- Rodrigo de Moura Andrade Filho
