[Social-work service in the emergency department to improve care for the vulnerable older patient: a local experience in Italy].

Ninety-two patients (63%) referred to social workers did not require hospital admission. Social workers provided valuable services to vulnerable elderly patients in the ED to ensure the most appropriate support after discharge.

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2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.1702/4388.43850
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Healthcare Systems and Practices
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Ninety-two patients (63%) referred to social workers did not require hospital admission. Social workers provided valuable services to vulnerable elderly patients in the ED to ensure the most appropriate support after discharge.

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