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May 2, 20260 citations

Benzodiazepines on Admission UDS: Indicator of Worse Outcomes After Geriatric Falls.

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JMJeremy MillerALAnthony LuesiriDMDaniel Margain

Key Points

  • This study aims to evaluate how pre-hospital benzodiazepine use impacts in-hospital outcomes in geriatric patients after falls.
  • Identified patients with a history of falls upon hospital admission
  • Analyzed associations between benzodiazepine use and in-hospital outcomes
  • Sought to mobilize additional resources for high-risk patients
  • Pre-hospital benzodiazepine use correlated with worse in-hospital outcomes (p=0.003)
  • High-risk fall patients can be identified more effectively with UDS (urine drug screen) on admission
  • Mobilization of additional resources could potentially mitigate adverse events in these patients

Abstract

= .003).DiscussionOur study identifies pre-hospital benzodiazepine use and its association with worse in-hospital outcomes. Our findings can be used to identify high-risk fall patients on admission to mobilize additional resources to reduce the risk of adverse in-hospital outcomes.

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Miller et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f593f271405d493affecd0https://doi.org/10.1177/00031348261448894
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