Hearing and visual loss are common in older adults and increasingly have been shown to be associated with cognitive decline. Given the important interrelationship between delirium and dementia, this seminar will highlight evolving research surrounding how hearing and vision loss may affect delirium occurrence and its effect on cognitive function. Featuring Nicholas Reed, AuD, PhD[…]
The application of artificial intelligence (AI) for delirium prediction is expanding rapidly. Join this webinar to gain insights into how AI has been applied to address the existing challenges and barriers to delirium prediction, learn about a recently published AI delirium prediction models, and strategies to adopting AI-related methods into future research. Presenters: Heidi Lindroth,[…]
You’ve completed your study, you’ve drafted the paper, and you are ready to submit. What are the key areas to consider as you draft and finalize your paper? In this webinar, Dr. Inouye will share her insights and lessons learned as Editor in Chief of JAMA Internal Medicine. She will share what editors look for[…]
The Division of Neuroscience at the National Institute on Aging will host a hybrid workshop entitled “Current Progress and New Directions in Delirium Research ” on August 5 – 6, 2024. The workshop will be held at the NIA’s Neuroscience Center in Rockville, MD with a virtual option on Zoom. Register here.
Join the USDeN October 1, 2024 at 2:00 pm ET (11:00 am PT) for a special webinar: N-of-1 Trials to Promote Deprescribing. The featured presenter will be Dr. Parag Goyal of Weill Cornell Medicine. This webinar will outline the potential value of N-of-1 trials as an innovative strategy to promote deprescribing. More broadly, it will cover shared decision[…]
On Monday, October 7, 2024, the AGS CoCare®: HELP GSA Special Interest Group will a special session on the Hospital Elder Life Program. Attendees will hear how one AGS CoCare®: HELP site got started and how they overcame barriers. In addition, the session will also discuss generial guidelines for starting an AGS CoCare®: HELP Program.[…]
The 13th Annual Johns Hopkins Critical Care Rehabilitation Conference will be held November 7 – 8, 2024 at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Turner Auditorium in Baltimore. The aim of this two-day conference is improving long-term outcomes for ICU survivors. June 30, 2024 is the deadline for abstract submissions. Sign up before June 30 for[…]
Join the AGING Initiative’s webinar on Wednesday, June 26. During this session, presenters will define multiple chronic conditions (MCCs) and discuss their relevance to population health, health care, and public policy. Presenters will also explore epidemiology, policy challenges, and knowledge gaps as they relate to the study of older adults with MCCs. Register here.
On Thursday, May 29 at 1:00 PM ET, the LEARNING Collaborative will be hosting a Becoming a MCC Champion workshop. During the session, presenters will introduce the MCC Research Core Curriculum. In addition, presenters will encourage attendees to use the MCC Research Champion Toolkit at their own institutions. Learn more about becoming a MCC champion.
Join the May 17 NIDUS Delirium Boot Camp Information Session Are you considering applying to the 2024 NIDUS Delirium Boot Camp? Do you have questions about the application process or the research proposal? Join the May 17, 2024 Boot Camp information session at 11:00 AM ET to learn more! What to expect in this session[…]