A narrative review reveals that post-discharge nutrition support for older medical inpatients frequently falters due to missing transfer records, variable service uptake, and mixed clinical outcomes across trials.
Hospital Discharge Nutrition Care for Older Patients Shows Major Transition Gaps
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