Maria Josefa González-García's research while affiliated with Universidad de Navarra and other places
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Publications (2)
People with dementia (PWD) have a higher risk of hospitalization than people without dementia. Hospitalizations are stressful events for PWD and their caregivers, representing a considerable change to their routines. The current descriptive longitudinal study aimed to identify the positive and negative reactions, experiences related to health and s...
This study reports the characteristics of patients with dementia or cognitive impairment hospitalized with a proximal femur fracture requiring surgery.
Methods:
Multicentric descriptive longitudinal study conducted in three traumatology units, representing high-technology public hospitals across Spain. Data collection took place between August 20...
Citations
... However, a broad range of evidence suggests that hospitals are not good places for people with dementia (Casafont et al., 2022;Hessler et al., 2018;Ní Chróinín et al., 2021) with one-third of people with dementia being discharged from hospitals with reduced functional capacity in comparison to pre-admission capacity (World Health Organization, 2018). ...