PPT-Frailty pathway

Latana A Munang Consultant Physician and Geriatrician St Johns Hospital Outline The status quo Frailty Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment The Frailty Pathway Summary amp Discussion Projected population change West Lothian. workshop. Luc Duchateau. Ghent University, Belgium. Event times in clusters of varying size. Many large clusters (1). One level of clustering, but varying cluster size. Example: Time to culling of heifer cows as a function of early somatic cell count. Gero. 302. Jan 2012. Caring For the Elderly. We have a growing population of frail, vulnerable older adults, with complex care issues. These have multiple . etiologies. , chronic conditions and co-morbidity and includes those who are disabled or dependent.. A Team-Based Approach to . Complex Decision Making. Marianthe Grammas, MD. Assistant Professor & Medical Director. Clinical Director of Ambulatory Care Transitions. UAB Division of Gerontology, Geriatrics and Palliative Care. Membership:. Deborah Thompson – Programme Director. Caroline Dove – Chief Executive Officer NHS Elect. Dawne Garrett – Royal College of Nursing. Dr Simon Conroy – Clinical Lead AFN. Dr Jack . Therapy . P. ractice. Laura Evans. Head of Occupational Therapy, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals. Professional Doctorate 2011 - 17. @Laura JaneEvans5. Or this? - Alma 104 years. ‘Early’ literature based on bio-medical, diagnostic set of parameters. Key Points. Tai Chi is an effective form of activity for older people with . frailty as it is . low impact and puts minimal stress on muscles and joints. Tai Chi has numerous health benefits for . frail older . What is frailty?. an inevitable consequence of aging. A state due to multiple long term conditions. A condition in which the person becomes fragile. A state associated with low energy, slow walking speed, poor strength. independence . Sarah Pask (RGN). Llinos James (RGN). Lowri Davies (. MPharm. ). The “F” word......Frailty. Syndrome or distinctive health state related to the ageing process.. Multiple body systems gradually lose their inbuilt reserves. Assistant Professor, Division of Geriatric and Palliative Medicine. Deputy Director, Consortium on Aging. Kathleen Pace Murphy, PhD, MS, GNP-BC. Assistant Professor, UTHealth McGovern Medical School. Dr Lucy Abbott. Lucyjane.abbott@nhs.net. @. geris_lucy. 19. th. May 2021. Overview. Background. Frailty pathophysiology. Biology of ageing. Why does frailty develop?. Frailty syndromes. Identification/recognition of frailty. Dr Karen Boland. Consultant Gastroenterologist Beaumont Hospital. Clinical Assoc. Prof. RCSI. Sarcopenia. Muscle disorder associated with loss of muscle mass, function and strength. Heterogenous populations. Kim Selby- Lead pharmacist for Frailty . Overview. Introduction. Objectives of the PDSA. How we did it. Outcomes. Plans for the future. What is frailty?. A reduced . ability to withstand illness without loss of . Melanie Thompson, MD. Thacker, Thompson, Bernard, . Nassery. , & . Sariev. . Co-chair HIVMA/IDSA HIV Primary Care Guidance Panel . Atlanta, Georgia. Financial Relationships With Ineligible Companies (Formerly Described as Commercial Interests by the ACCME) Within the Last 2 Years:. Dr. Dai Roberts. -. Programme. Development Lead. Farah Irfan-Khan – Project Manager. Health Innovation Manchester. Falls & Fractures - the facts . Falls and fractures in people aged 65 and over account for over .