Prevented postoperative delirium and functional decline

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The RCT investigates whether a tailored, family involved hospital elder life program (t-HELP) prevented postoperative delirium and functional decline after a non-cardiac surgical procedure as compared to usual care. Persons recruited for the study were randomly assigned in a 1:1 ratio to the 2 groups: t-HELP and Usual care.

Reference no: EM133632844

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