Übersetzung für "Multimorbidität" in Englisch

As multiple chronic conditions are more prevalent in old age, this will have implications for care provision.

Another focus of Scherer is multimorbidity.

The prevalence of multimorbidity is increasing in many Western countries.

The focus areas for the innovation fund include telemedicine, care in areas with weak structures and the safety of medical treatments in cases of multiple morbidities.

As we get older, the probability of chronic diseases and multiple illnesses (multimorbidity) also increases.

Comorbidity of somatic illnesses increases in old age, accompanied by a heightened risk of depression.

Comorbidity of somatic illnesses increases in old age, accompanied by a heightened risk of depression.

Increased and still increasing life expectancy is one important explanation, as comorbidity of somatic illnesses increases in old age and is accompanied by a heightened risk of depression.

The high numbers of cases in the ambulatory field enable collectives or study groups to be compiled which can be easily compared with respect to age, multi-morbidity, etc.

Older people with multimorbidity, age-related dementia and severely impaired physical function (frailty) often have to rely on help to carry out everyday activities.

As a result of medical advances and demographic change, the problem of multiple illnesses (multimorbidity) is becoming more common, particularly in older people.

In comorbidity cases, students can analyse the PT process at the ICF levels, and decide on and justify prioritised focus areas.

Dr Plochg went on to say that fragmentation and specialization are effective in fighting acute single diseases but that they are now less relevant given the increase in multimorbidity.

Focus groups were held with persons with multimorbidity in eight European countries to better understand what good health and a good care process mean to them and to identify what they find most important in each.

By measuring the outcome parameters, the team was able to demonstrate that geriatric patients benefit greatly from inpatient rehabilitation, despite multimorbidity, old age and complications during rehabilitation.

Owing to the short and intensive dialysis periods, the cell tissue of the patient is exposed to high stress (plasmolysis), which can have an additional adverse effect on the physical condition of the patient (multimorbidity).

Multimorbidity in old age, often associated with pain, often severely limits people's physical activity.

Many thoughtful people see this title as a question of conscience for today's medicine, which allows an increasing number of people to reach old age, nevertheless paying the price with multimorbidity.

As we get older, there is an increase in the individual risk of illness and the risk of multimorbidity, which means having multiple chronic illnesses at the same time.

The multimorbidity of the old person is particularly likely to lead to overdiagnosis and excessive therapy.

Elderly people often suffer from several diseases (multimorbidity).This leads to the intake of many different drugs.

The increasing mean average of the population combined with multimorbidity stands in contrast to the political goal of decreasing inpatient numbers and decreasing the number of staff members for hospitals.

Elderly people need a special kind of medicine; their bodies react differently to medication compared to younger people; frequently they present several ailments and disorders at the same time (multi-morbidity) and in many cases have to take several different kinds of medication every day (poly-pharmacy).

The OMAHA I study developed a conceptual framework and standardised tools for multi-dimensional measurement of multimorbidity, autonomy and quality of life in the population aged 65 and older.

However, poor physical health (for example, low physical activity or so-called multimorbidity) seemed to have little impact on perceived life satisfaction.

Multi-morbidity, the concomitant presence for example of diabetes, cardiac diseases, and rheumatoid arthritis, plus psychological factors in pain perception like loneliness or depression complicate the task of attributing a cause to a specific pain.

The international comparability of data regarding the health situation of the elderly population (for example, health behaviour, multi-morbidity, disability, social situation) is an essential prerequisite for being able to reliably assess prevention potential and supply needs.

Health professions should be self-regulating in order to respond better to multimorbidity and its challenges.