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the hospital doctor and general practitioner For patients aged 64 years and older with comorbidities Principal diagnoses Polypharmacy Poor health literacy Patient support Prior hospitalisation Primary care physician mentioned in the discharge summary 55% of the time Summary was transmitted to the primary care physician 73% of the time Patient was seen in clinic 73% of the time 20% of patients received follow-up calls within 72 hours Kind 201247 USA Discharge summary For communication with health professionals involving acute and subacute care for patients with stroke or fracture with diagnosed dysphagia Dietary recommendations and restrictions: Food recommendations Food restrictions Foods and liquids that stimulate sensation Liquid recommendations Liquid restrictions Nutritional advice Tube feeding No intake by mouth Postural and compensatory techniques: Consensus obtained for all seven categories for inclusion in discharge summaries 45% of patient discharge summaries omitted all dysphagia recommendations 42% of discharge summaries omitted at least one recommendation 13% included all of recommendations ****