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Perry, M. A., Hudson, H. S., Meys, S., Norrie, O., Ralph, T., & Warner, S. (2012). Older adults’ experiences
regarding discharge from hospital following orthopaedic intervention: A metasynthesis.
Disability and Rehabilitation: An International, Multidisciplinary Journal, 34
(4), 267-278.
Richardson, S., Casey, M., & Hider, P. (2007). Following the patient journey: Older persons' experiences
of emergency departments and discharge.
Accident And Emergency Nursing, 15
(3), 134-140.
Ritchie, L. (2013). Photographs of the ageing body in a nursing journal: a profession's response.
Nursing
Inquiry, 20
(2), 101-110. doi:10.1111/j.1440-1800.2011.00586.
Ritchie, L., Wright-St Clair, V. A., Keogh, J., & Gray, M. (2014). Community integration after traumatic
brain injury: a systematic review of the clinical implications of measurement and service
provision for older adults.
Archives of Physical Medicine And Rehabilitation, 95
(1), 163-174.
doi:10.1016/j.apmr.2013.08.237
Robinson, T., & Kerse, N. (2012). Medical readmissions amongst older New Zealanders: a descriptive
analysis.
The New Zealand Medical Journal, 125
(1367), 24-34.
Rodwell, J., Fletcher, V., & Hughes, R. (2010). How well is cognitive function documented by medical
staff in the over-65 age group at the time of acute medical admission?
New Zealand Medical
Journal, 123
(1317), 1-7.
