Publications by authors named "Cohn May"
Article Synopsis
- A study was conducted on patients receiving hospital-at-home (HAH) treatment to assess the prevalence and management of electrolyte disturbances, which are not typically included as a primary reason for HAH care.
- The analysis reviewed data from 267 patients over 14 months, revealing that 97.75% had electrolyte disturbances, with conditions like hyponatremia being the most common.
- Results indicated that patients with these disturbances had higher rates of chronic kidney disease and cancer, but the treatment in a home setting showed no significant complications, such as death or serious heart issues.
