|
Cross Train Your Brain
For the last few years, the most popular choice when I hit the speaking circuit is my “Cross Train Your Brain” talk. As the world gets older, and more of us are exposed to a loved one or acquaintance touched by dementia, fear of developing the dreaded condition is on the rise.
In 2014, a company in the United Kingdom (www.saga.co.uk) polled individuals to determine which diseases they feared developing the most. Dementia topped the list, followed by cancer and then lastly heart disease.1
Continue reading » |
|
|
Learn and Connect at the Annual Aging in America Conference By Heather Hogstrom
The American Society on Aging (ASA) Aging in America Conference will be held March 20 to 24 in Washington, D.C., which boasts many iconic sites, from the White House and Capitol Building to the Washington Monument. For those wishing to do some sightseeing upon arriving in our nation’s capitol, attendees can preregister for Sunday’s guided coach bus tours. The morning tour will feature D.C.’s memorials, including the Lincoln Memorial, World War II Memorial, and Iwo Jima Memorial, while the evening tour will show off the city’s monuments lit up at night and finish with dinner at an Italian restaurant. Attendees can also take the opportunity to see how two locations are serving the needs of the community by visiting Iona Senior Services or the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Inter-Generational Center.
Washington, D.C. is the perfect setting for a discussion on politics, and with the election approaching there are many questions to be answered regarding policy. The “2016 Panel of Pundits” will cover topics relevant to health care and older adults. Another session, “Patient Centered Care: Translating Patients’ Wishes Into Federal and State Policy,” will provide thoughts from patients and caregivers about their end-of-life care while providing information about current legislation and new policy ideas.
Full story » |
|
|
Have a product or service you want to market to geriatricians, other physicians and the geriatric care team of professionals who treat aging patients? Are you a recruiter looking to fill the many geriatric professional openings within a facility, physician practice or academic institution? Then utilize the reach of Today's Geriatric Medicine to accomplish your marketing goals and fill any open positions.
Coming up in our May/June issue is our Education Guide. Contact sales for more information.
A resource for professionals looking for new opportunities, as well as those physicians just curious to see what's out there, our Physician Recruitment Center gives physician recruiters a powerful tool to fill partnership opportunities, academic appointments, and hospital staff positions. To support your product marketing or recruiting needs, e-mail our experienced account executives today at sales@gvpub.com for more information or call 800-278-4400! |
|
|
|
|
|
A Secure, Anonymous Résumé Bank
Job Alerts Sent to Your E-mail |
|
|
Hercules Patient Repositioner
The Hercules Patient Repositioner allows caregivers to move patients who weigh up to 500 lbs. LINET offers this technology on its Multicare and Multicare LE bed frames, as well as other existing hospital bed frames. Hercules allows a caregiver to automatically reposition a patient in bed without a lift or draw sheet. The platform-based turn of the Multicare bed facilitates patient turns for routine nursing tasks, such as linen changes and wound care assessments. Learn more »
Virus Zero
The new air purifier unit removes contaminants from the air rather than just moving them around in a filter, resulting in clean air that stays clean. As small as a coffee cup, the unit scrubs the air of up to 99.7% of viruses and allergens, using a patented technology. Learn more »
|
|
|
|
Set up Job Alerts and create your online Résumé
to let potential employers find you today! |
|
|
Have a question you want answered by one of our experts? Send your question to TGMeditor@gvpub.com and it may be featured in an upcoming e-newsletter or print issue. |
|
|