AGS Cognitive Screening Toolkit
The AGS Cognitive Screening Toolkit includes free open access cognitive screening tests that are recommended by the USPSTF. The toolkit can serve as a resource for clinicians to better understand cognitive screening tools, which have been validated in Primary Care settings and are available for free. This toolkit can help in selecting the appropriate cognitive screening tool to use with primary care patients.
Moving Ahead Together: A Framework for Integrating HIV/AIDS & Aging Services
This framework from Grantmakers in Aging offers recommendations for bringing health care (HIV, geriatrics, primary, and specialty care), mental and behavioral health, psychosocial support, and social services closer and policies for improving the wellbeing of older people living with HIV.
Source: Grantmakers in Aging, 2020
https://www.giaging.org/initiatives/hiv-and-aging/moving-ahead-together-framework/
Nexus Summit
Since 2016, the annual Nexus Summit has been a crucial place of connection and action for those committed to interprofessional practice and education as a cornerstone strategy to improve the health of individuals and the communities where they live.
2021 Nexus Innovation Challenge
This is a private group for teams that are registered for the 2021 Nexus Innovation Challenge. The 2021 Nexus Innovation Challenge is a catalyst for teams to learn and apply Design Thinking principles to solve challenges and design opportunities within their clinical and educational environments. Using mapping tools, protoyping and visualization models, this longitudinal program is designed for teams to grow practical skills and apply them to a specific initiative in their own contexts, focusing on the intersection of interprofessional education and collaborative care. The Challenge is intended to support teams in designing real-life solutions to problems or responding to opportunities that teams have identified as important to advancing their work. The Innovation Challenge is a long-term investment in the work you and your team are already doing in your own context.
Diverse Elders Coalition
This web page from the Diverse Elders Coalition includes education aimed at advocating for policies and programs that improve aging in communities of racially and ethnically diverse people; American Indians and Alaska Natives; and lesbian, gay, bisexual, and/or transgender people. The web page includes current and past policy advocacy campaigns, public education, personal narratives, and blog posts. Topics include Alzheimer's disease and dementia, HIV/AIDS, immigration reform, Medicare and Medicaid, and the Older Americans Act. Caregiver and COVID-19 information are also provided.
A Public Health Approach to Alzheimer's and Other Dementias
The Alzheimer's Association, as part of a cooperative agreement with CDC's Healthy Aging Program, and in partnership with Emory University's Rollins School of Public Health, developed these curricular materials on cognitive health, cognitive impairment, and Alzheimer's disease for use by undergraduate faculty in schools and programs of public health.
Stress First Aid for Long Term Care Staff
This "Stress First Aid for Long-Term Care" is a self-care and peer support model adapted specifically for long-term care health care personnel.. Stress First Aid offers a flexible framework of tools for addressing stress reactions that can hopefully reduce the likelihood that these reactions will develop into more severe or long-term problems. The model was developed in partnership by the University of Rochester Finger Lakes Geriatric Education Center, Ithaca College Gerontology Institute, and the National Center for PTSD.
How CAB Began- Video with John Gilbert, Mattie Schmitt, Bud Baldwin, and Barbara Brandt
How CAB Began
At Nexus Summit 2017, John Gilbert, Mattie Schmitt, Bud Baldwin, and Barbara Brandt were able to sit down for a few minutes and discuss the past, present and future of the field. In this video, at about the 05:15 mark, the discussion turns to the genesis of CAB.
