Improving Vitamin D Levels in Hospitalized Individuals at Risk of Falls.
Title
Improving Vitamin D Levels in Hospitalized Individuals at Risk of Falls.
Creator
Prater Janna; Greene Giesele R; Rowland Douglas Y; Chaiban Joumana T
Publisher
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society
Date
2014
2014-10
Description
The article reports on research which was conducted to investigate vitamin D levels and vitamin D supplementation in hospital patients at risk of falls. Researchers evaluated the vitamin D levels of 190 patients. They found that 63.7% were vitamin D deficient, that 40.4% of patients with deficiency were aged 65 and older and that screening for vitamin D deficiency and vitamin D supplementation were suboptimal.
Subject
Ohio; Aged; Accidental Falls; Human; Chi Square Test; Fisher's Exact Test; Retrospective Design; OHIO; ACCIDENTAL falls; CHI-squared test; DIETARY supplements; DISEASE complications; FISHER exact test; HOSPITAL care of older people; RETROSPECTIVE studies; THERAPEUTIC use of vitamin D; VITAMIN D; VITAMIN D deficiency; Dietary Supplementation; Hospitalized; Vitamin D – Blood; Vitamin D Deficiency – Complications; Vitamin D – Therapeutic Use
Identifier
Rights
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Citation
Prater Janna; Greene Giesele R; Rowland Douglas Y; Chaiban Joumana T, “Improving Vitamin D Levels in Hospitalized Individuals at Risk of Falls.,” NEOMED Bibliography Database, accessed June 8, 2023, https://neomed.omeka.net/items/show/5726.