Maria Crotty

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Flinders University

Australia

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Professor Maria Crotty is a faculty member at Flinders University in Australia. Her research primarily focuses on age-related health issues, particularly in long-term care settings, exploring topics such as respiratory infections, cognitive impairment, and care models for older adults. Recent publications highlight her work in optimising transitions from acute to residential care and the implications of gut microbiome health on cognitive decline.

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Articles (24)

Germicidal UV Light and Incidence of Acute Respiratory Infection in Long-Term Care for Older Adults

Models of care across settings supporting ageing in place

Investigating older people’s preferences for an urgent care service

The risk of delirium or dementia-related hospitalization among individuals living with dementia after long-term care entry

Optimising older People’s Transition from acute care Into residential aged care through Multidisciplinary Assessment and Liaison (OPTIMAL): protocol for a stepped wedge cluster randomised controlled trial with embedded process evaluation

Economic Evaluation of the InTENSE Program of Therapy Alongside Botulinum Neurotoxin a for the Rehabilitation of Chronic Upper Limb Spasticity

Severe Cognitive Decline in Long-term Care Is Related to Gut Microbiome Production of Metabolites Involved in Neurotransmission, Immunomodulation, and Autophagy

Virtual reality for stroke rehabilitation

Implementing frailty interventions in hospitals

Individuals with Cognitive Impairment Entering Long-Term Care

Quality indicators to monitor the quality and safety of care for older people

Hospital Staff Perspectives on the Drivers and Challenges in Implementing a Virtual Rehabilitation Ward: Qualitative Study

Health Services for Young Adults with Stroke: A Service Mapping Study over Two Australian States

Vietnam’s Responses to Dementia – An Assessment of Service Delivery

‘Put in a room and left’: a qualitative study exploring the lived experiences of COVID-19 isolation and quarantine among rehabilitation inpatients

Perspectives of informal caregivers who support people following hip fracture surgery: a qualitative study embedded within the HIP HELPER feasibility trial

“Just that four letter word, hope”: stroke survivors’ perspectives of participation in an intensive upper limb exercise program; a qualitative exploration

Developing and implementing an exercise-based group for stroke survivors and their carers: the Carers Count group

The decision‐making processes and preferences of older Australians purchasing home support services: An explorative inquiry using a “think‐aloud” technique

Predictors of hospitalisations and emergency department presentations shortly after entering a residential aged care facility in Australia: a retrospective cohort study

Young people in aged care: trends in the use of aged care services by younger Australians, 2008–2016

Mortality in the first year of aged care services in Australia

Supporting community‐dwelling older people with cognitive impairment to stay at home: A modelled cost analysis

Implementing an evidence‐based dementia care program in the Australian health context: A cost–benefit analysis

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Jonathan Karnon

Rachel Milte

Tamina Levy

Henry Brodaty

Sally Hopewell

Vinod Narayana

Tracy Comans

Gillian Harvey

Kate Laver

Polly-Anna Ashford

Libby Roughead

Johanna Westbrook

Sarah Hanson

Maria Inacio

Nasir Wabe

Lauren Christie

Melita Giummarra

Janet Sluggett

Kham Tran

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