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Module 2: Direct Comprehensive Primary Care in the LTC Setting

Module 2: Direct Comprehensive Primary Care in the LTC Setting 24 2.2.6 Caring for Individuals Post Incarceration - 25.2% of the federally incarcerated population is 50 years of age and over - 20.2% are aged 50-64 - 4.1% are aged 65-74 - 0.9% are 75 years of age and older Previously incarcerated older adults experience delayed access and/or are denied entry into LTC.[1][2] Special Considerations - Infectious diseases (STIs, TB, HIV, Hep B C, COVID-19) - Addictions (tobacco, alcohol, opioids, other substance) and withdrawal management - Psychiatric disorders (more prevalent) - Cognitive impairment - Palliative care Treatment recommendations: - Screening on admission, including metabolic and infectious diseases workup - Smoking cessation, addictions support - Cognitive Screening
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