Continuing education opportunities help healthcare professionals stay current with emerging practices, evidence-based approaches, and innovations in the care of older adults. Through educational programs, training activities, and collaborative learning experiences, participants can strengthen their knowledge and skills while engaging with topics that support high-quality, person-centered care
A variety of educational offerings are available throughout the year for healthcare professionals, trainees, and interdisciplinary care teams. Topics may include geriatrics, dementia care, age-friendly health systems, chronic disease management, caregiving, ethics, and other issues affecting the health and well-being of older adults.
The Department of Geriatric Medicine Grand Rounds series features presentations from local and national experts on topics relevant to aging, geriatrics, healthcare innovation, and interdisciplinary care.
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Care Home ECHO provides ongoing educational opportunities for care home operators, caregivers, and healthcare professionals through case-based learning and discussion focused on the care of older adults.
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Free, self-paced educational modules provide practical guidance for implementing age-friendly care practices across healthcare and long-term care settings.
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Additional learning opportunities may include workshops, seminars, symposiums, and special educational events that promote interdisciplinary collaboration and support excellence in the care of older adults.
To stay informed about upcoming educational programs, trainings, and events, visit our Calendar page.
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