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Education

The education program of geriEM in Europe has three pilars:

  1. The development of a curriculum (published)
  2. Teaching events throughout Europe
  3. A text book on “Geriatric Emergency Medicine”

Read about them on their respective pages.

More education resources are being developed, tested and produced and will be published on this website.

Recent posts

  • GEM section meeting @EUSEM, Prague
  • #geriEM special interest group meeting during EuGMS, Krakow
  • EuGMS: acute session and GEM Sig meeting in Krakow, Poland, September 26th
  • Pre-course on #geriEM during EUSEM in Prague, October 13th 2019
  • Weekend on European Guidelines on #geriEM

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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!

https://t.co/SZLBYivywr

Check out our data @OSUEMEdu!

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KrockdocKenneth Rockwood@Krockdoc·
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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BrittJEllisBrittany Ellis@BrittJEllis·
12 Nov

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

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BrittJEllisBrittany Ellis@BrittJEllis·
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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DrSimonPMSimon Mooijaart@DrSimonPM·
10 Nov

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

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