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Irene Turpie

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Professor EmeritusMedicineMcMaster University

Research

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60 publications.

01

Heart Failure–Related Mortality and Hospitalization in the Year Following Admission to a Long-Term Care Facility: The Geriatric Outcomes and Longitudinal Decline in Heart Failure (GOLD-HF) Study

Foebel AD, Heckman GA, Ji K, Dubin JA, Turpie ID, Hussack P, Mckelvie RS

Journal of Cardiac Failure201323 citations
02

The Value of Admission Clinical Data for Diagnosing Heart Failure in Long-term Care

Heckman GA, Foebel AD, Dubin JA, Ng J, Turpie ID, Hussack P, McKelvie RS

Canadian Journal of Geriatrics20133 citationsOpen Access
03

Nurses' perceived barriers to optimal pain management in older adults on acute medical units

Coker E, Papaioannou A, Kaasalainen S, Dolovich L, Turpie I, Taniguchi A

Applied Nursing Research201055 citations
04

A Community‐Based Physical Maintenance Program for Frail Older Adults

Cowan D, Radman H, Lewis D, Turpie I

Topics in Geriatric Rehabilitation20092 citationsSenior author
05

Pain management practices with older adults on acute medical units.

Coker E, Papaioannou A, Turpie I, Dolovich L, Kaasalainen S, Taniguchi A, Burns S

Perspectives (Gerontological Nursing Association (Canada))200821 citations
06

Tuberculosis in Somalia

Turpie ID

Scottish Medical Journal20084 citationsFirst author
07

Heart failure and cognitive impairment: Challenges and opportunities

Heckman GA, Patterson CJ, Demers C, St.Onge J, Turpie ID, McKelvie RS

Clinical Interventions in Aging2007119 citations
08

Brief communication: Preoperative anticoagulant activity after bridging low-molecular-weight heparin for temporary interruption of warfarin.

O'Donnell MJ, Kearon C, Johnson J, Robinson M, Zondag M, Turpie I, Turpie AG

ACP journal club200785 citations
09

Aging in Africa

Turpie I, Hunsinger L

Geriatrics and Aging2007First author
10

IN REPLY TO DRS. PARASHAR AND VARMA

Heckman GA, Misiaszek B, Harkness K, Turpie ID, Patterson CJ, McKelvie RS

Journal of The American Geriatrics Society2007
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