OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The H4-Index of Age and Ageing is 34. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)

Article	Citations
New horizons in understanding the experience of Chinese people living with dementia: a positive psychology approach	659
1030 EXPERIENCES OF EARLY SUPPORTED DISCHARGE SERVICES FOLLOWING A STROKE: A QUALITATIVE EVIDENCE SYNTHESIS	220
COP27 Climate Change Conference: urgent action needed for Africa and the world	142
30 THE DIAGNOSTIC AND PREDICTIVE ACCURACY OF THE EDMONTON FRAIL SCALE FOR SCREENING FRAILTY IN OLDER ADULTS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS	119
219 A SOLITARY AWARENESS - PROFILING TIME TO RECOGNITION OF MEMORY LOSS IN A TERTIARY MEMORY SERVICE	114
249 MINIMALLY-EFFECTIVE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY DOSE FOR GENERALIZED ANXIETY DISORDER AMONG OLDER ADULTS: PRELIMINARY FINDINGS FROM THE IRISH LONGITUDINAL STUDY ON AGEING	90
240 STANDARDISING POST-FALL MEDICAL REVIEWS FOR HOSPITAL INPATIENTS	87
256 THE DEVELOPMENT OF A PATIENT AND CARER INFORMATION LEAFLET FOR PATIENTS FOLLOWING HIP FRACTURE	85
25 EVALUATION OF PATIENTS PRESENTING WITH TIA IN THE AMAU AND TIA FAST ASSESSMENT CLINICS - ARE WE MEETING ESO GUIDELINES?	78
76 HOW BLOGS SUPPORT THE TRANSFER OF KNOWLEDGE INTO PRACTICE IN THE FIELD OF DEMENTIA PALLIATIVE CARE: FACILITATORS AND BARRIERS	72
186 FRAILTY IN HOSPITALISED OLDER ADULTS AND THEIR SPOUSES: A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY	70
128 TO BLEED OR NOT TO BLEED: THE INTRACEREBRAL HAEMORRHAGE MANAGEMENT QUESTION	69
187 ‘OUR LANGUAGE’: AN INITIATIVE TO RAISE STAFF AWARENESS OF THE IMPACT OF OUR CHOICE OF WORDS ON PATIENTS	68
63 FRAILTY AND COVID-19 IN HOSPITALISED OLDER ADULTS	62
67 TECHNOLOGY TO SUPPORT INDEPENDENT LIVING AT HOME: ONLINE SURVEY OF USER NEEDS AND REQUIREMENTS	61
13 FIGHTING FRAILTY FROM FOUNDATION UP	59
109 FRAILTY CARE BUNDLE EAT WALK TALK: MAKING GERIATRIC ATTUNED CARE EVERYONE'S BUSINESS	55
78 THE ISIMPATHY APPROACH TO POLYPHARMACY AND ADHERENCE: EXPLORING PHARMACIST AND GENERAL PRACTITIONER EXPERIENCE	53
231 NURSING HOME RESIDENTS PRESENTING TO THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT WITH FALLS	53
287 SILVER TRAUMA REVIEW CLINIC – A NOVEL MODEL OF CARE FOR OLDER TRAUMA	51
224 “OLDER PEOPLE WANT TO BE IN THEIR OWN HOMES”: THEMATIC ANALYSIS- PATIENT AND CARER FEEDBACK AFTER PATHFINDER EMERGENCY CALL RESPONSE	49
253 DELIRIUM IDENTIFICATION AT INITIAL TRIAGE IN AN IRISH EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT SETTING	48
215 WHAT VALUE DOES OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY ADD TO THE EDITH (EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT IN THE HOME) SERVICE?	47
272 PHYSIOTHERAPISTS' EXPERIENCES OF WORKING IN RESIDENTIAL CARE IN THE REPUBLIC OF IRELAND DURING COVID-19	46
265 A PHYSIOTHERAPY-LED TRANSITION TO HOME INTERVENTION FOR OLDER ADULTS FOLLOWING EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT DISCHARGE: A PILOT FEASIBILITY RANDOMISED-CONTROLLED TRIAL	45

132 STRUCTURED REFLECTION ON POTENTIAL IMPACTS FROM HEALTH INEQUALITIES AND UNCONSCIOUS BIAS ON CLINICAL DECISION MAKING AT A MOVEMENT DISORDER CLINIC	45
122 EVALUATING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF CLINICAL PHARMACIST SERVICES IN A POST DISCHARGE HOSPITAL-BASED REHABILITATION WARD IN IRELAND	45
6 OLDER ADULTS’ DECISION-MAKING CAPACITY FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING: OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY CONTRIBUTIONS TO COLLABORATIVE MULTIDISCIPLINARY ASSESSMENT	43
227 UNSCHEDULED ACUTE HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS FROM A COMMUNITY REHABILITATION TEAM – GERIATRIC GIANTS OR “ACOPIA”?	41
297 ADHERENCE TO DENOSUMAB PRESCRIPTION FOLLOWING DISCHARGE FROM A GERIATRIC REHABILITATION UNIT	40
225 OLDER PERSONS REHAB AT HOME (OPRAH) INDICATES AN EFFECTIVE ALTERNATIVE PATHWAY TO INPATIENT REHABILITATION	40
212 FATIGUE EXPERIENCED BY ADULTS WITH LONG-COVID WAS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH AN EMG-DERIVED MUSCLE FATIGUE INDEX	38
327 REVIEW OF ONCOLOGY PATIENTS ADMITTED FROM 2019-2021: DEFINING THE NEED FOR AN ONCO-GERIATRIC SERVICE	37
85 QUALITY IMPROVEMENT INITIATIVE TO ASSESS FRAILTY AWARENESS AND USE CLINICAL FRAILTY SCALE AMONGST STAFF IN ACUTE AND PRIMARY CARE SITES	36
39 CAN BEHAVIOURAL CHANGE INTERVENTIONS IMPROVE SELF-EFFICACY AND EXERCISE ADHERENCE AMONG PEOPLE WITH PARKINSON’S? A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW	34
125 STROKE SURVIVOR AND CARER EXPERIENCES OF NAVIGATION OF STROKE SERVICES AND INFORMATION IN IRELAND: AN EXPLORATORY QUALITATIVE INTERVIEW STUDY	34