Background: Delirium occurs commonly in hospitalized older patients but is poorly
recognized. Although there are a plethora of validated delirium screening tools, it is unclear …

Objective The aim of this study was to review how the effectiveness of consultation liaison
psychiatry (CLP) services has been measured and to evaluate the strength of the evidence …

Background: Knowledge about climate change may produce anxiety, but the concept of
climate change anxiety is poorly understood. The primary aim of this study was to …

Objective To measure the diagnostic accuracy of the 4A's test in screening for delirium in
geriatric inpatients from culturally diverse backgrounds. Methods A prospective study was …

Background Systematically targeting modifiable risk factors for delirium may reduce its
incidence. However, research interventions have not become part of routine clinical practice …

Purpose Understanding the quality of evidence of delirium education studies will assist in
designing future education interventions that seek to improve the well-known deficits in …

AIM: Japanese psychiatrists have increasingly reported patients with depression that does
not seem to fit the criteria of the ICD-10 and the DSM-IV, and which has recently been called …

Objectives To examine the perspectives of people aged 80 years or older who self-harmed
regarding their reasons for self-harm and its consequences, and their perceptions of care …

Aim and methodsThe aims were to determine whether the timeliness of contact with a
consultation–liaison psychiatry (CLP) service is associated with shorter lengths of stay …

Objective: Self-harm is closely associated with suicide in older adults and may provide
opportunity to intervene to prevent suicide. This study aimed to systematically review recent …