Intergenerational Housing and the Loner
There is a lot of research going on about housing for seniors and how we can provide optimal care.
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How to be a Geriatrician
A geriatrician can gather and synthesize relevant data to develop a diagnosis and treatment or discharge plan.
Osteoporosis vs Osteoarthritis
Osteoporosis and Osteoarthritis are 2 common conditions affecting older adults, but how are they different?
How to get help for the Holidays with Dementia
Here are 3 tips for getting others to help make the holidays easier for your family member with dementia.
Pressure Ulcers - Prevention is Key
Pressure ulcers (also referred to as "bedsores") cause the breakdown of skin and underlying tissues and are an unfortunate consequence of immobility. These ulcers are caused by constant pressure against the skin and are the result of shearing forces, which is basically friction of skin against a surface. Bony parts of the body like a heel or tailbone are the most common places for ulcers to happen. The management of pressure ulcers includes treatment after an ulcer has occurred as well as p...
Doll Therapy
Doll therapy involves giving a realistic baby doll to a person living with dementia, sometimes along with accessories and clothing.
How does Parkinson's affect the AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
How does Parkinson's disease affect the bladder, the bowel and the bedroom? We cover it today in this GERI-Minute!
Parkinson's Disease: More than Movement
Parkinson's disease is described as a movement disorder, but the symptoms can include more than just movement issues, such as sleep disturbance, changes in mood and thinking and autonomic nervous system changes.
Flu shot facts
Think the flu shot is ineffective? That it can give you the flu? Get the facts!