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#geriEMEurope represented @ICEM in Mexico

Posted on 8th June 2018 by simon@mooijaart.nl

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Thinking about how to design your #GeriED? Check out this article on different operational models of GED care. From the experts- @ulahwang @KevinBiese @MauraKennedyMD @POBanerjee @clshenvi @SAEMEBM and more!

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Check out our data @OSUEMEdu!

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13 Nov

@BrittJEllis @geri_EM @DrSamirSinha @savforrester @thomringer @AudreyATB @GameYadav @drgray17 @replynickel @GERED_DOC @POBanerjee @ulahwang @DrSimonPM @JennyBasran @ArielFraya @alemoyaal @KevinBiese @drjohnmorley Three risks for a frail patient returning to the ED:
1. Not enough account taken of the main caregiver’s ability to continue to provide care at the level needed at discharge;
2. Too many changes (including meds, however well intended) too quickly;
3. Old fashioned recrudescence.

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12 Nov

@alemoyaal @GeriEMEurope @AGEM_SAEM @CanGeriSoc @GeriatricEDNews Using what instrument? And what cut offs?

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12 Nov

All #geriatrics & #GeriEM interested - if you had to identify 3 features (evidence based or otherwise) that make an oldr prsn high risk to RTED after D/C, what would you choose? Eg. falls? polypharm? frailty (measured how)?... @GeriEMEurope @AGEM_SAEM @CanGeriSoc @GeriatricEDNews

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10 Nov

Be #uroskeptic! https://t.co/2XgV3mi1uk

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