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This narrated slide presentation (47:57 mins) discusses community based education regarding end-of-life planning in the context of dementia. The presentation ends with a discussion with viewers and attendees who ask questions regarding this topic.

Source: Utah Geriatric Education Consortium, Fireside Chats, 2020.

https://utahgwep.org/trainings/fireside-chats

This narrated slide presentation (54:46 mins) differentiates between signs and symptoms of dementia, depression, and delirium, and discusses screening tests to help in the clinical diagnosis.

Source: Utah Geriatric Education Consortium, Fireside Chats, 2019
https://utahgwep.org/trainings/fireside-chats

This narrated slide presentation (38:28 mins) by Dr. Corinne Self is part of the Advances in Research Lecture Series at the University of Arizona's Center on Aging. The physiologic changes of aging along with current evidence-based suggestions for improving and maintaining a healthy lifestyle and body while aging are discussed.

This narrated slide presentation (45:48 mins) given by Dr. Mohab Ibrahim is part of the Advances in Research Lecture Series at the University of Arizona's Center on Aging where he discusses current approaches to axial and radicular pain management, including indications and risk, along with alternative approaches that caregivers can try to relieve pain in older adult patients.

This narrated slide presentation (51:43 mins) given by Dr. Amy Klein is part of the Advances in Research Lecture Series at the University of Arizona's Center on Aging where she focuses on the transitions in care at the end of life. She discusses patterns in end-of-life care and the caregiver burden of caring for these patients. Finally, she ends with discussing the importance of palliative care at the end of life.

This narrated slide presentation (53:48 mins) given by Manoj Saranathan is part of the Advances in Research Lecture Series at the University of Arizona's Center on Aging where he focuses on the imaging aspects and methods of detecting Alzheimer's disease in patients. Dr. Saranathan also discusses what the future of imaging methods for Alzheimer's disease looks like and how they may evolve.

This slides presentation provides information on the epidemiology of falls, an approach for fall risk screening and post-fall assessment, and interventions to reduce fall risk in older adults.

Source: Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, 2015.
https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/

This presentation given by Dr. Nicole. Brandt at the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy describes how to safely handle medications in older adults. This lecture also explains recent medication safety and literature updates.

Source: University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, 2019.
https://www.pharmacy.umaryland.edu/

This interactive online presentation is designed to help health care professionals and others understand how to communicate with older adults, including those with hearing and vision problems, and when a caregiver is present. Embedded videos and quiz questions are included.

Source: Florida State University College of Medicine, 2019.
https://med.fsu.edu/

This IPE resource is a symposium abstract (see: https://www.otago.ac.nz/hedc/otago684376.html) and the slide presentation (including notes) (see pdf titled: CHE CC IPE Anakin et al 14 Nov 2019). It outlines how our group has used a model of curriculum change to understand the factors that may promote or inhibit the interprofessional education opportunities within and between our institutions.