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Within this framework, nurses can monitor cognitive changes and support treatment adherence, dietitians can incorporate CHE screening into nutritional assessment and counseling, physical therapists can address sarcopenia and frailty, and pharmacists can optimize medication regimens and avoid potentially inappropriate therapies
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