Rates and factors associated with delirium in over 500 consecutive emergency admissions to acute general medicine in the UK

Nicola Lovett(Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust), Sarah T. Pendlebury(Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust), Emily F. Cornish(John Radcliffe Hospital), Ziyah Metha(University of Oxford), Sarah C. Smith(University of Oxford)

European Geriatric Medicine

September 1, 2013

10.1016/j.eurger.2013.07.696

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