Active monitoring system for elderly and senile patients in a hospital for war veterans

One of the most important problems of modern healthcare is the development of a scientifically based system of active monitoring of patients of older age groups and the provision of medical care to them using the new medical examination procedure. The results of a two-stage monitoring for 5.5 thousand patients of different ages with the inclusion of screening geriatric assessment and the study of a number of hormonal-metabolic markers of aging are presented. Among the elderly, the number of diseases reaches ten or more, the vast majority of such patients belong to the III and IV health groups. Among the elderly, the number of diseases reaches ten or more, the vast majority of such patients belong to the 3rd and 4th health groups. A high level of patient satisfaction was revealed during an optimized clinical examination scenario. Conducting a staged medical observation with synchronous geriatric assessment allows you to form the most homogeneous group of patients. It is necessary to take into account the following factors: age, initial signs of fragility, the level of markers of hormonal-metabolic wilt, the presence and degree of polymorbidity, which is important for monitoring and treating patients, as well as for modifying geriatric function.