PPT-Dos and Don’ts for High-Risk Elderly Patients With AF
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Why Anticoagulate Anticoagulate Even in HighRisk Patients Efficacy and Safety of NOACs vs Warfarin in NVAF by Age Efficacy and Safety of Edoxaban vs Warfarin by Age in ENGAGE AFTIMI 48 Efficacy and Safety of NOACs vs Warfarin in the 75 Age Group. and the . Geriatric Patient. Janine . Clift. , RN. Geriatric Emergency Nurse. University Hospital Emergency Department, LHSC. April 28, 2011. Elderly patient are not just older adults. Fraility. is like pornography, it is hard to define but you recognize it when you see it.. Anthony J. DiPasquale, D.O.. FACOEP. UMDNJ-SOM. Trauma & Falls in the Elderly Patient. This . Care of the Aging Medical Patient in the Emergency Room. . (CAMP. ER. ). presentation is offered by the Department of Emergency Medicine in coordination with the New Jersey Institute for Successful Aging.. aKI. . I. s . more challenging as Age Progresses. Sandra Kane-Gill, . PharmD. , MSc. Associate Professor, School of Pharmacy. Co-Investigators. Florentina . Sileanu. , BS, PhD candidate. Greg . Trieteley. Dr Matthew Jenner. Consultant Haematologist. Southampton General Hospital . UK Myeloma Forum Autumn Day. 12 November 2014. Introduction. Why define high risk myeloma?. 3. Patient expectations. Outcomes vary widely between different patients. Dr Marisa Mason. Method. Topic . selection. Clinically led. Organisational data. Clinical data. Multidisciplinary . peer . review. Care . reviewed and . graded. Opinion based. Overall . quality of care assessed on a 5 point scale. NCEPOD report 9/12/11. Carol J. Peden BSC, MB . ChB. , MD, FRCA, FFICM, MPH. Royal United Hospital, Bath. Up to 25,000 surgical deaths per year. 5-10% of surgical cases are high risk. 79% of deaths occur in the high risk group. Giorgio V. Scagliotti. University. of . Torino,. . Department. . of . Oncology. giorgio.scagliotti@unito.it. Key. . points. of the . presentation. Incidence. Age . cut. -off. Comorbidity. & . of . Age. . Hiromichi. Suzuki, Tsutomu . Inoue,Tomohiro. . Kikuta. , . Yusuke Watanabe, Hirokazu Okada. . . Department of Nephrology, Saitama Medical University. Nephro-2014. COI. . Author. Karen Birmingham, PharmD, BCPS. Specialty Clinical Pharmacy Services. Group Health. “Quote”worthy Definitions. Aging. “Progressive accumulation . of random changes”. “Time-related loss of. yo. Patient). A 88 . yo. man with hypertension, COPD, . atrial. fibrillation presents with severe CP and is diagnosed with a NSTEMI. He is found to have 90% LAD occlusion and receives a drug eluting stent. Current meds: . Last month we shared a message regarding Mercks anticipated TICE BCG supply constraints due to an increasing global demand for the productTo minimize disruption to patient care Merck the sole supplier Sarah . M. . McGee, MD. , MPH. Director of Education . Division of Geriatrics. November 7, . 2008. August . 5, . 2009. THE AMERICAN GERIATRICS SOCIETY. Geriatrics Health Professionals.. Leading change. Improving care for older adults.. May 25, 2013. Mala Joneja, MD MEd FRCPC . Identify factors that contribute to risk in the medical treatment of Rheumatic Diseases in the elderly population. Identify risks associated with specific pharmacological interventions in the elderly. . Michael Shannon, . MD. Endocrinologist . and PSW Medical Director. - Fall Quality Summit Agenda - . Welcome!. . 6:00 – 6:30 Networking & Appetizers . 6:30 – 6:40 Dr. Gary Goin, MD . Introductions .
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