Simon Conroy
@acutefrailty-doc.bsky.social
Acute & emergency care for older people, London
Reposted by Simon Conroy
Qual study:
Visual identifiers for people with dementia in hospitals: a qualitative study to unravel mechanisms of action for improving quality of care
qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/32/1...
E Sutton, N Armstrong, @louiselocock.bsky.social @acutefrailty-doc.bsky.social, C Tarrant
@bmj.com BMJ Q&S
Visual identifiers for people with dementia in hospitals: a qualitative study to unravel mechanisms of action for improving quality of care
qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/32/1...
E Sutton, N Armstrong, @louiselocock.bsky.social @acutefrailty-doc.bsky.social, C Tarrant
@bmj.com BMJ Q&S
Visual identifiers for people with dementia in hospitals: a qualitative study to unravel mechanisms of action for improving quality of care
Background Hospitalised people with dementia (PwD) experience worse care and more patient safety incidents than non-dementia patients. Visual identifiers are commonly used to identify patients who hav...
qualitysafety.bmj.com
May 9, 2025 at 9:04 AM
Qual study:
Visual identifiers for people with dementia in hospitals: a qualitative study to unravel mechanisms of action for improving quality of care
qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/32/1...
E Sutton, N Armstrong, @louiselocock.bsky.social @acutefrailty-doc.bsky.social, C Tarrant
@bmj.com BMJ Q&S
Visual identifiers for people with dementia in hospitals: a qualitative study to unravel mechanisms of action for improving quality of care
qualitysafety.bmj.com/content/32/1...
E Sutton, N Armstrong, @louiselocock.bsky.social @acutefrailty-doc.bsky.social, C Tarrant
@bmj.com BMJ Q&S