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Difficulties in recruiting frail older inpatients to intervention studies

2016-09-01

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AIM: To describe difficulties experienced with recruitment of frail, malnourished inpatients aged 65+ years to a 12‐week multidisciplinary home‐based nutrition and physical activity intervention (SUSTAIN) and to identify factors associated with non‐participation. METHODS: A multidisciplinary team approach to recruitment involved monthly team meetings, weekly clinician case conferences and strategic planning to acc...

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23358686-9a20-5110-a5e9-189caad15495
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10.1111/1747-0080.12229
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