Geriatric Medicine: Person Centered Evidence Based Approach (5th ed.), Vol 1 & 2

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9783030747190
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Publisher
Springer International Publishing A&G
ISBN-10
3030747190
ISBN-13
9783030747190
eBay Product ID (ePID)
3050411057

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
Lvi, 1624 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Geriatric Medicine : a Person Centered Evidence Based Approach
Publication Year
2024
Subject
Public Health, Family & General Practice, Internal Medicine
Type
Textbook
Author
Sunny Linnebur
Subject Area
Medical
Format
Hardcover

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Item Weight
149.6 Oz
Item Length
10 in
Item Width
7 in

Additional Product Features

Edition Number
5
Dewey Edition
23
Number of Volumes
2 vols.
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
618.97
Table Of Content
The Geriatric Approach to Care: the 5M's.- Person centered care: Appropriate goal setting in older adults.- Caring for patients in an evidence-limited world: Evidence-based medicine and geriatrics.- Principles of pharmacology: Prescribing and Deprescribing.- Social Determinants of Health.- Medico-legal issues in the care of older adults.- Ethical and policy issues in the care of older adults.- Assessment instruments.- Comprehensive geriatric assessment.- Healthy aging and the annual wellness visit.- Neuropsychological testing.- Determination of decision-making capacity.- Primary Care.- Acute hospital care.- Surgical care.- Care in the Community.- Nursing home care.- Palliative care.- Cardiovascular disease.- Endocrine disease.- Hematologic disorders and malignancies.- Nephrology/fluid and electrolyte disorders.- Dermatologic and Mucocutaneous Disorders.- Changes and diseases of the aging eye.- Otologic changes and disorders.- Aging and the oral cavity.- Rheumatologic and Bone Disorders.- Sexuality and the Genitourinary system.- Cancer in the elderly: An overview.- Disorders of the Brain.- Depression, Anxiety and other mood disorders.- Delirium.- Pain.- Pressure injury and chronic wounds.- Gait disorders and falls.- Chronic dizziness and vertigo.- Sleep and sleep disorders.- Elder mistreatment and abuse.- Frailty.- Population health for older adults.- Mechanisms of paying for health care.- Interdisciplinary Care and Care Coordination.- Quality assurance and performance improvement (QAPI).- The demography and epidemiology of aging.- Molecular and biologic factors in aging.- Physiology of aging.- Immunology of aging.
Synopsis
Older adults represent the most rapidly growing demographic in the U.S. and in many developed countries around the world. The field of geriatric medicine is still relatively young, and is only recently seeing a significant increase in peer reviewed literature. Medicare and Medicaid expenditures related to older adults are nearly a trillion dollars/year in the US. How our healthcare system cares for older adults, and how those older adults navigate an increasingly complex system, is of the utmost importance. According to the Institute of Medicine, physicians and other healthcare professionals receive an inadequate amount of training in geriatric medicine. Geriatric medicine is based on the concept of delivering person centered care with a focus on function and quality of life. It is essential that physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, pharmacists, social workers and other health care professionals all be knowledgeable about the geriatric approach to care. Geriatric medicine varies from most other fields in medicine. While many specialties function on the basis of evidence-based literature, geriatricians and other clinicians caring for older adults must integrate relatively limited evidence with variable physiological changes and complex psychosocial determinants. Geriatricians are used to caring for 90 year olds with multiple chronic illnesses. Their variable physiology leads to uncertain responses to pharmacotherapy, and their personal goals and wishes need to be incorporated into any plan of care. Practicing geriatric medicine requires the ability to see patterns. But it goes one step further, as the rules are constantly in flux. Every patient is an individual with particular needs and goals. In order to provide true person centered care to older adults, one has to incorporate these factors into the decision making process. The proposed handbook is designed to present a comprehensive and state-of the-art update that incorporates existing literature with clinical experience. Basic science and the physiology of aging create a background, but are not the main focus. This is because every chapter has been written through the lens of "person centered care." This book is about focusing on what matters to the person, and how that is not always about pathology and physiology. The reader generally will not find simple solutions to symptoms, diseases and syndromes. In fact, the key to caring for geriatric patients is the ability to think both critically and divergently at the same time. Geriatrics encompasses multiple disciplines and spans all of the subspecialties. It requires knowledge of working within an interdisciplinary team. It requires an appreciation of how quality of life varies with each individual and creates treatment and care plans that also vary. And most of all, it requires a firm commitment to first learning who the person is so that all of the necessary data can be analyzed and integrated into a true person centered plan of care. This book aims to serve as an unparalleled resource for meeting these challenges. Updated and revised from the previous edition, this text features over 40 new peer-reviewed chapters, new references, and a wide array of useful new tools that are updated on a regular basis by interdisciplinary and interprofessional experts in geriatric medicine., Both volumes sold as a combined set for a one-time purchase! Older adults represent the most rapidly growing demographic in the U.S. and in many developed countries around the world. The field of geriatric medicine is still relatively young, and is only recently seeing a significant increase in peer reviewed literature. Medicare and Medicaid expenditures related to older adults are nearly a trillion dollars/year in the US. How our healthcare system cares for older adults, and how those older adults navigate an increasingly complex system, is of the utmost importance. According to the Institute of Medicine, physicians and other healthcare professionals receive an inadequate amount of training in geriatric medicine. Geriatric medicine is based on the concept of delivering person centered care with a focus on function and quality of life. It is essential that physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, pharmacists, social workers and other health care professionals all be knowledgeable about thegeriatric approach to care. Geriatric medicine varies from most other fields in medicine. While many specialties function on the basis of evidence-based literature, geriatricians and other clinicians caring for older adults must integrate relatively limited evidence with variable physiological changes and complex psychosocial determinants. Geriatricians are used to caring for 90 year olds with multiple chronic illnesses. Their variable physiology leads to uncertain responses to pharmacotherapy, and their personal goals and wishes need to be incorporated into any plan of care. Practicing geriatric medicine requires the ability to see patterns. But it goes one step further, as the rules are constantly in flux. Every patient is an individual with particular needs and goals. In order to provide true person centered care to older adults, one has to incorporate these factors into the decision making process. The proposed handbookis designed to present a comprehensive and state-of the-art update that incorporates existing literature with clinical experience. Basic science and the physiology of aging create a background, but are not the main focus. This is because every chapter has been written through the lens of "person centered care." This book is about focusing on what matters to the person, and how that is not always about pathology and physiology. The reader generally will not find simple solutions to symptoms, diseases and syndromes. In fact, the key to caring for geriatric patients is the ability to think both critically and divergently at the same time. Geriatrics encompasses multiple disciplines and spans all of the subspecialties. It requires knowledge of working within an interdisciplinary team. It requires an appreciation of how quality of life varies with each individual and creates treatment and care plans that also vary. And most of all, it requires a firm commitment to first learning who the person is so that all of the necessary data can be analyzed and integrated into a true person centered plan of care. This book aims to serve as an unparalleled resource for meeting these challenges. Updated and revised from the previous edition, this text features over 40 new peer-reviewed chapters, new references, and a wide array of useful new tools that are updated on a regular basis by interdisciplinary and interprofessional experts in geriatric medicine.
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