Zoë Tieges

@ZoeTieges

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    Feb 27
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    One must be wary of making ageist assumptions of older people’s’ mental states. As says the single best question we could ask is whether the current mental state represents a change for this person?

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    30 Nov 2017

    Honoured to present at our study on factors associated with sedentary time after stroke

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    29 Nov 2017

    Paper: remarkable variation in how *reference standards* for research are performed in diagnostic accuracy studies of shorter tools. Important issue for future delirium research studies. Neufeld et al, 2014:

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    18 Oct 2017

    The Geometry of Patient Safety: Horizontal and Vertical Approaches to the Hazards of Hospitalization.

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    16 Nov 2017

    Karin Neufeld has concluded her keynote speech at

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    18 Nov 2017

    A very powerful statement of fact: "75% of patients die in hospital if their mobility declines during their first 48hrs of admission". Really reinforces the potential gains to be made if is seriously prioritised.

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    16 Nov 2017

    Month of the year backwards test in detecting delirium
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    16 Nov 2017

    Month of the year backwards test in detecting delirium

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    2 Nov 2017

    Reduced level of arousal & increased mortality in acute medical admissions. Important work from Dr Amy Todd & Dr Sam Blackley

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    9 Nov 2017

    Are you involved in research? NIDUS is collecting information on what tools researchers use. Please take 5 mins (literally) to let them know what you use in your work. Will really help - many thanks. Link:

    What instrument do you love to use in your research? Let us know:
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    25 Oct 2017

    Novel study: simulated family presence using pre-recorded video decreased agitation in patients with .

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    23 Aug 2017

    Associations between brain activity measured with fNIRS and

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    11 Jul 2017

    Delighted to say that the Dutch / Nederlands translation of the 4AT assessment tool is now available at

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    21 Jun 2017

    Stroke pts do less sit to stands/day in hospital than frail OP!
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  15. 6 Jul 2017

    New objective test for detecting and monitoring attentional deficits and in the

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    20 May 2017

    ICU pts are almost as inactive as sleeping healthy controls (on right)! Inactivity proportional to SOFA score

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    15 May 2017

    Experts are still struggling to define so it's imperative further research is conducted

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    14 May 2017

    Superb study, with results that make for uncomfortable reading.

    diagnosis Gold standard (expert opinion based on cognitive tests) has considerable 'blind spot'. objective measurement=holy grail
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    18 Apr 2017

    Octogenarians experience of postoperative delirium after TAVI/SAVR

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    18 Apr 2017

    Excited have invited us to write about our paper on admissions from hospital

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