Saturday 9 April, 2022

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IAGG e-TRIGGER – Programm, 5th Session: 3 hours – Saturday 9 April, 2022

Cognitive decline and dementias
Start Time:
08.00 a.m Paris, Berlin
03.00 p.m Singapore, Hong Kong, Beijing 
04.00 p.m Tokyo
05.00 p.m. in Canberra (time zone: UTC+10)
0 min Introduction of the session and 1st expert Prof Liang Kung Chen, MD, PhD
Co-President of the Asian Academy of Medicine of Ageing
2 min Cognitive Ageing Prof Li-Hung Chang (Taipei)
22 min Case report Risa Suzuki (Tokyo)
32 min Discussion Lim Jun Pei(Singapore)
52 min Short synthesis Prof Liang Kung Chen, MD, PhD
 Break
60 min Introduction of the topic and expert Prof Hidenori Arai, MD, PhD
Co-President of the Asian Academy of Medicine of Ageing
62 min Clinical Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia Prof Koichi Kozaki (Mitaka)
82 min Case report Lim Jun Pei (Singapore)
92 min Discussion Kwanjai Amnatsatsue(Bangkok)
112 min Short synthesis Prof Hidenori Arai
Break
120 min Introduction of the topic and expert Prof Maw Pin Tan (Kuala Lumpur)
122 min BPSD and Management Prof Hajime Takechi (Toyoak)
142 min Case report Kwanjai Amnatsatsue (Bangkok)
152 min Discussion Risa Suzuki (Tokyo)
172 min Short synthesis Prof Maw Pin Tan (Kuala Lumpur)
 

Online evaluation of the session by attendees and participants

Online control of knowledge to demonstrate the higher order thinking skills of the trainees.
 

 

Objectives
  1. Know the definition of frailty
  2. Be aware of the intricated physio pathological processes mechanisms of frailty
  3. Perfectly identify the major differences between the 2 theoretical models of frailty: Phenotype model of frailty and cumulative deficit model
  4. Have in mind the different screening frailty tools
  5. Understand the multiple social risk factors of frailty
  6. Realize the importance of oral frailty
  7. Be able identifying adults at risk of frailty
  8. Point out the different possible interventions to prevent frailty
  9. Realize the importance of avoiding the poor frailty outcomes