ArticleClinical nursing research2025
Nonlinear Relationship Between Vital Signs and Hospitalization/Emergency Department Visits Among Older Home Healthcare Patients and Critical Vital Sign Cutoff for Adverse Outcomes: Application of Generalized Additive Model.
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Previous studies have focused on identifying risk factors for older adults receiving home healthcare services without considering vital signs. This may provide important information on deteriorating health conditions that may lead to hospitalization and/or emergency department (ED) visits. Thus, it is important to understand the relationship between vital signs and hospitalization and/or ED visits and critical vital sign points for mitigating the higher risks of hospitalization and/or ED visits. This secondary data analysis uses cross-sectional data from a large, urban home healthcare organization (
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