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Cohen H, Feussner J, Weinberger M, Carnes M, Hamdy R, Hsieh F, Phibbs C, Lavori P, Kominski GF. Inpatient geriatric units and outpatient geriatric clinics improve quality of life, but not survival for frail older adults. Evidence-Based Healthcare. 2002 Jan 1;6(4):146–147.