Episode 4: ACE - Improving hospital care for older adults

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GeriEvidence

Geras Centre for Aging Research

9 episodes

1 week ago

Welcome to GeriEvidence – a podcast that bridges the gap between impactful research and frontline care for older adults. Hosted by Dr. Alexandra Papaioannou, this podcast features physicians, scientists, and experts in geriatrics discussing cutting-edge topics that matter most to older adults. Supported by the CIHR Institute of Aging and the Betty Havens Prize for Knowledge Mobilization in Aging, GeriEvidence delivers evidence-based conversations to inspire better care and informed decision-making—creative directors: Dr. Patricia Hewston and Caroline Marr, strategic director: Dr. Tricia Woo

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Episode 4: ACE - Improving hospital care for older adults

GeriEvidence

15 minutes 53 seconds

8 months ago

Episode 4: ACE - Improving hospital care for older adults

Welcome to GeriEvidence: A High-Impact Research Podcast

Episode 4: ACE - Improving hospital care for older adults

Join Dr. Alexandra Papaioannou with Dr. Roger Wong, Vice-Dean of Education, clinical professor, and appointed to the Order of Canada, as he shares insights on improving hospital care for older adults. Dr. Wong discusses the impact of Acute Care for Elders (ACE) units, which have enhanced care for older adults in Canada and beyond.

This episode is proudly supported by the CIHR Institute of Aging and the Betty Havens Prize for Knowledge Mobilization in Aging, awarded to Dr. Alexandra Papaioannou. Special thanks to creative directors Dr. Patricia Hewston and Caroline Marr.

Stay tuned for insightful discussions on cutting-edge research, groundbreaking initiatives, and the future of geriatrics!