Journal of the American Geriatrics Society

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  Año 2003, Vol. 51, Número 12

  • Highlights of papers in the clinical investigations section

    págs. 1683-1684

    

  • The effect of group exercise on physical functioning and falls in frail older people living in retirement villages: A Randomized, controlled trial

    Beth Matters, Philippa Williams, Stephen R. Lord, Amelia Shan, Sally Castell, Joanne Corcoran, Julia Dayhew

    págs. 1685-1692

    

  • Intense Tai Chi exercise training and fall occurences in older, transitionally frail adults: a randomized, controlled trial

    Michael O'Grady, Robert J. Gregory, Steven L. Wolf, Richard W. Sattin, Arlene I. Greenspan, Michael Kutner

    págs. 1693-1701

    

  • Function and back symptoms in older adults

    Susan L. Edmond, David T. Felson

    págs. 1702-1709

    

  • Depressive symptoms as a risk factor for disabling back pain in community-dwelling older persons

    Carrington M. Reid, Thomas M. Gill, Christianna S. Williams, Mary E. Tinetti, John Concato

    págs. 1710-1717

    

  • Diagnosis and treatment of depression in the elderly medicare population: predictors, disparities, and trends

    James T. Walkup, Ayse Akincigil, Stephen Crystal, Usha Sambamoorthi

    págs. 1718-1728

    

  • Diagnosis-related group-adjusted hospital costs are higher in older medical patients with lower functional status

    Kenneth H. Chuang, C. Seth Landefeld, Kenneth E. Covinsky, Laura P. Sands, Richard H. Fortinsky, Robert M. Palmer

    págs. 1729-1734

    

  • Age and features of movement influence motor overflow

    Julie A. Bodwell, Roderick K. Mahurin, Sally Waddle, Robert Price, Steven C. Cramer

    págs. 1735-1739

    

  • Intentional and unintentional weight loss increase bone loss and hip fracture risk in older women

    Kristine E. Ensrud, Susan K. Ewing , Paula J. Bowman , Katie L. Stone, Jane A. Cauley, Steven R. Cummings

    págs. 1740-1747

    

  • Antidiabetic drug therapy of African-American and white community-dweling elderly over a 10-year period

    Margaret B. Artz, Teresa C. McCarthy, Joseph T. Hanlon, Gerda G. Fillenbaum, Catherine I. Lindblad

    págs. 1748-17553

    

  • A standardized quality assessment system to evaluate incontinence care in the nursing home

    Juen Yoshii, Sandra F. Simmons, John F. Schnelle, Mary P. Cadogan, Barbara M. Bates-Jensen, Dan Osterweil, Dragan Grbic

    págs. 1754-1761

    

  • Effects of vitamin D supplementation on strength physical function, and health perception in older, community-dwelling men

    Marcella Glenn, Joseph A. Burleson, Anne M. Kenny, Bertha Robbins, Bradley Biskup

    págs. 1762-1767

    

  • Alternative therapy use by elderly African Americans attending a community clinic

    Anjana Chandran, Monica Sikka, Shelley A. Sternberg

    págs. 1768-1772

    

  • Psychiatric morbidity in a neurology-based memory clinic: the effect of systematic psychiatric evoluation

    Anne-Mette Hejl, Gunhild Waldemar, Henrik Dam, Ralf Hemmingsen, Merete Hording, Ellen Hasselbalch

    págs. 1773-1778

    

  • Use of the agency for health care policy and research urinary incontinence guideline in nursing homes

    Nancy M. Watson, Robert D. Mayer, Carol A. Brink, James G. Zimmer

    págs. 1779-1786

    

  • Restructuring primary care practices to manage geriatric syndromes: the ACOVE-2 intervention

    Neil S. Wenger, David B. Reuben, C. Roth, Caren J. Kamberg

    págs. 1787-1793

    

  • Reducing frailty and falls in older persons: an investigation of Tai Chi and computerized balance training (selected as the best paper in JAGS in the 1990s)

    Elizabeth Mcneely, Carol Coogler, Tingsen Xu, Steven L. Wolf, Huimnan X. Barnjart, Nancy G. Kutner

    págs. 1794-1803

    

  • Tai Chi, falls, and the heritage of JAGS

    Lavery, L.L., Stephanie A. Studenski

    págs. 1804-1805

    

  • Managing atrial fibrillation in older people: a comparison of two treatment strategies

    A. M. Salam

    págs. 1806-1807

    

  • Inequities in depression management in low-income, minority, and old-old adults: a matter of access to preferred treatments?

    Patricia A. Areán, Jürgen Unützer

    págs. 1808-1809

    

  • Quality of incontinence management in U.S. nursing homes: a failing grade

    M. H. Palmer, Theodore M. Johnson II

    págs. 1810-1812

    

  • Sherlock Holmes at the bedside: the case of the missing patient

    M. E. Williams

    pág. 1813

    

  • Emotional vitality and change in lower extremity function following acute medical illness and hospitalization

    G. Zuliani, Blè, A., S. Volpato, M. Pacetti

    pág. 1814

    

  • Cabergoline and silent aspiration in elderly patients with stroke

    S. Toshima, H. Fujiwara, T. Arai, K. Sekizawa, N. Yoshimi

    pág. 1815

    

  • Cancer in the elderly: to screen or not to screen?

    M.T. Heflin, E. Z. Oddone, Carl F. Pieper, B. M. Burchett, H. J. Cohen, S. Capurso, G. Gambassi, R. Bernabei

    pág. 1816

    

  • Caregiving and age: the case of a very old sister of a patient with Alzheimer's disease

    M. Trabucchi, A. Pezzini, A. Bianchetti, G. Bellelli

    pág. 1817

    

  • Role of chromic sinusitis in cognitive functioning in the elderly

    M. Maruyama, S. Ebihara, H. Sasaki, Y. Yoshida, T. Matsui, H. Arai, M. Nakajo

    pág. 1818

    

  • Use of antibacterial drugs in community-dwelling older persons

    Fillenbaum, G. G., Schmader, K. E., D. R. P. Guay, Margaret B. Artz, Joseph T. Hanlon

    págs. 1819-1820

    

  • Ignoring the controversies: newspaper reports on Alzheimer's disease treatments

    E. E. Adelman, J. H. T. Karlawish

    pág. 1821

    

  • Paresthesias developing in an elderly patient after chronic usage of nitrofurantoin and vitamin B6

    R. A. Lacerna, C. Chien, S. Yeh

    pág. 1822