Singing while you walk and learning to communicate between the towers of academia
As a geriatrician and an ethnomusicologist, I have had ample opportunity to observe the impact of music upon gait among…
As a geriatrician and an ethnomusicologist, I have had ample opportunity to observe the impact of music upon gait among…
The AMA Physician Consortium For Performance Improvement has released a draft set of performance measures for persons with dementia. The…
As a practicing primary care geriatrician, I am always on the lookout for good resources that can help support my…
by: Bree Johnston For the past two months (started July 2010) I have been in Scotland working in variousgeriatrics and…
by: Robert Killeen MD Three Issues of Hospice I’d like to address three recurrent problems I’ve found in the field…
Hospice programs provide much needed care and support for patients, families and caregivers for people with end-stage dementias. Thanks to…
I would love the input of GeriPal readers on an issue. The commonly used phrases, “demented patient,” or “demented person,”…
The American Academy of Neurologyrecently released a very useful guideline on the evaluation of driving risk in patients with dementia.…
There is a lot of focus on what elders with dementia can’t do. But what about more discussion of what…
At our most recent UCSF Division of Geriatricsjournal club, we had a very lively discussion about an article examining whether…