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Phase III Trial Opens: Technology-Enhanced Multidomain Intervention vs Standard Care in Hospitalised Frail Elderly — What Geriatricians Need to Know

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13 June 2026

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The Age-IT Project investigates whether technology-enhanced multidomain interventions can prevent hospital-acquired disability in frail elderly patients. This innovative trial combines in-hospital care with three months of remote technological support.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

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