Although cognitive impairment is a key risk factor, accurately assessing baseline cognition in acute settings remains challenging, Informant‐based tools may better reflect premorbid cognitive status; however, their utility in hip fracture populations is unclear.
Abstract
Postoperative delirium (POD) is a common complication in older adults after hip fracture surgery. Although cognitive impairment is a key risk factor, accurately assessing baseline cognition in acute settings remains challenging. Informant‐based tools may better reflect premorbid cognitive status; however, their utility in hip fracture populations is unclear.
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