by Alain Meystre | Mar 5, 2023 | Uncategorized
IAGG e-TRIGGER – Saturday 11 March, 2023
Start time: 8.00am (Paris/Geneva/Berlin) |
Cardiovascular pathology in older adults
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Start Time: BE CAREFUL OF THE TIMING CHANGE IN EUROPE
08.00 a.m Paris, Berlin
12.30 p.m Kolkata
02.00 p.m Bangkok
03.00 p.m Beijing, Hong Kong, Kuala-Lumpur, Singapore, Taipei
04.00 p.m Tokyo, Seoul
06.00 p.m. in Canberra (time zone: UTC+10) |
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Introduction of the topic and expert |
Prof. Ashish Goel
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| 22 min |
Arterial hypertension in older adults |
Prof. Jerzy Gąsowski
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| 22 min |
Case report |
Dr. Hong-Yan Tan
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| 32 min |
Discussion |
Dr. Yumi Umeda-Kameyama |
| 52 min |
Short synthesis |
Prof. Ashish Goel
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| Break |
| 60 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
Prof. Arvind Mathur
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| 62 min |
Heart failure in older patients |
Prof. Hidenori Arai
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| 82 min |
Case report |
Dr. Yumi Umeda-Kameyama
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| 92 min |
Discussion |
Dr. Supalak Khemthong
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| 112 min |
Short synthesis |
Prof. Arvind Mathur
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| Break |
| 120 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
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| 122 min |
Rehabilitation of coronary heart disease patients
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Jhon Fredy Ramirez-Villada
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| 142 min |
Case report |
Dr. Supalak Khemthong
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| 152 min |
Discussion |
Dr. Hong-Yun Tan
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| 172 min |
Short synthesis |
Prof. Liang Kung Chen
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| Online evaluation of the session by attendees and participants
Online control of knowledge to demonstrate the higher order thinking skills of the trainees. |
by Alain Meystre | Feb 1, 2023 | Uncategorized
IAGG e-TRIGGER – Saturday 11 February, 2023
Start time: 8.00am (Paris/Geneva/Berlin) |
Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment:
a multidisciplinary teamwork
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Start Time: BE CAREFUL OF THE TIMING CHANGE IN EUROPE
08.00 a.m Paris, Berlin
12.30 p.m Kolkata
02.00 p.m Bangkok
03.00 p.m Beijing, Hong Kong, Kuala-Lumpur, Singapore, Taipei
04.00 p.m Tokyo, Seoul
06.00 p.m. in Canberra (time zone: UTC+10) |
| 0 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
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| 22 min |
History taking and clinical examination specificities
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| 22 min |
Case report |
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| 32 min |
Discussion |
Justin Chew |
| 52 min |
Short synthesis |
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| Break |
| 60 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
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| 62 min |
Co-management of Comprehensive Geriatric Assessments |
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| 82 min |
Case report |
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| 92 min |
Discussion |
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| 112 min |
Short synthesis |
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| Break |
| 120 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
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| 122 min |
Information and communication technology to engage patients in their care
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| 142 min |
Case report |
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| 152 min |
Discussion |
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| 172 min |
Short synthesis |
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Online evaluation of the session by attendees and participants
Online control of knowledge to demonstrate the higher order thinking skills of the trainees.
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by Alain Meystre | Jan 4, 2023 | Uncategorized
IAGG e-TRIGGER – Saturday 14 january, 2023
Start time: 8.00am (Paris/Geneva/Berlin) |
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Start Time: BE CAREFUL OF THE TIMING CHANGE IN EUROPE
08.00 a.m Paris, Berlin
12.30 p.m New Dehli, Kolkata, Mumbai
02.00 p.m Bangkok
03.00 p.m Beijing, Hong Kong, Kuala-Lumpur, Singapore, Taipei
04.00 p.m Tokyo, Seoul
06.00 p.m. in Canberra (time zone: UTC+10) |
| 0 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
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| 22 min |
Life functional trajectories
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| 22 min |
Case report |
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| 32 min |
Discussion |
Vanda Wen Teng Ho
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| 52 min |
Short synthesis |
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| Break |
| 60 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
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| 62 min |
Frailty transitions and consequences
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| 82 min |
Case report |
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| 92 min |
Discussion |
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| 112 min |
Short synthesis |
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| Break |
| 120 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
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| 122 min |
Prevention of age-related diseases and disability
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| 142 min |
Case report |
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| 152 min |
Discussion |
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| 172 min |
Short synthesis |
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Online evaluation of the session by attendees and participants
Online control of knowledge to demonstrate the higher order thinking skills of the trainees.
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by Alain Meystre | Nov 5, 2022 | Uncategorized
IAGG e-TRIGGER – Saturday 12 November, 2022
Start time: 8.00am (Paris/Geneva/Berlin) |
End of life care and palliative care
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Start Time: BE CAREFUL OF THE TIMING CHANGE IN EUROPE
08.00 a.m Paris, Berlin
02.00 p.m Bangkok
03.00 p.m Beijing, Hong Kong, Kuala-Lumpur, Singapore, Taipei
04.00 p.m Tokyo, Seoul
06.00 p.m. in Canberra (time zone: UTC+10) |
| 0 min |
Introduction of the session and expert |
Prof. Jean-Pierre Michel (Geneva)
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| 2 min |
Advance care planning: difference between east and west
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| 22 min |
Case report |
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| 32 min |
Discussion |
Dr. Raita Fukazawa (Tokyo)
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| 52 min |
Short synthesis |
Prof. Jean-Pierre Michel (Geneva)
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| Break |
| 60 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
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| 62 min |
Pain and symptoms control
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Prof Gisèle Pickering (France)
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| 82 min |
Case report |
Dr. Tzu-Ya Huang (Kaohsiung)
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| 92 min |
Discussion |
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| 112 min |
Short synthesis |
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| Break |
| 120 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
Prof Hidenori Arai, Tokyo
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| 122 min |
Health pathways for older people in residential care
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Dr. Pi-Shan Hsu (Taichung)
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| 142 min |
Case report |
Dr. Raita Fukazawa (Tokyo)
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| 152 min |
Discussion |
Dr. Tzu-Ya Huang (Kaohsiung)
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| 172 min |
Short synthesis |
Prof Hidenori Arai, Tokyo
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Online evaluation of the session by attendees and participants
Online control of knowledge to demonstrate the higher order thinking skills of the trainees.
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by Alain Meystre | Oct 6, 2022 | Uncategorized
IAGG e-TRIGGER – Saturday 15 October, 2022
Start time: 8.00 am (Paris/Geneva/Berlin) |
Significance Of Vaccines In Old Age
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Start Time: BE CAREFUL OF THE TIMING CHANGE IN EUROPE
08.00 a.m Paris, Berlin
11.30 a.m Kolkata, Mumbai, Jaipur
01.00 p.m Bangkok
02.00 p.m Beijing, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Taipei
03.00 p.m Tokyo, Seoul
05.00 p.m. Canberra (time zone: UTC+10) |
| 0 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
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| 2 min |
Significance of vaccines in old adults |
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| 22 min |
Clinical case: Vaccine hesitancy |
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| 32 min |
Discussion |
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| 52 min |
Short synthesis |
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| Break |
| 60 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
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| 62 min |
Vaccine-preventable diseases in older adults
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| 82 min |
Case report: Cultural differences in vaccine acceptance |
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| 92 min |
Discussion |
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| 112 min |
Short synthesis |
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| Break |
| 120 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
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| 122 min |
Immunization, public health, economy, and well-being
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| 142 min |
Education of health care professionals |
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| 152 min |
Discussion |
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| 172 min |
Short synthesis |
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| Online evaluation of the session by attendees and participants
Online control of knowledge to demonstrate the higher order thinking skills of the trainees. |
by Alain Meystre | Sep 6, 2022 | Uncategorized
IAGG e-TRIGGER – Saturday 10 September, 2022
Start time: 8.00am (Paris/Geneva/Berlin) |
Specific Healthcare Models for Older People
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Start Time: BE CAREFUL OF THE TIMING CHANGE IN EUROPE
08.00 a.m Paris, Berlin
02.00 p.m Bangkok
03.00 p.m Beijing, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Taipei
04.00 p.m Tokyo, Seoul
06.00 p.m. in Canberra (time zone: UTC+10) |
| 0 min |
Introduction of the session and expert |
Prof Jean-Pierre Michel, Geneva
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| 2 min |
Geriatric assessment on arrival in the ICU
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| 22 min |
Case report |
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| 32 min |
Discussion |
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| 52 min |
Short synthesis |
Prof Jean-Pierre Michel, Geneva
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| Break |
| 60 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
Prof Liang Kung Chen, Taipei
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| 62 min |
Acute Geriatrics: Function-based approach
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| 82 min |
Case report |
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| 92 min |
Discussion |
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| 112 min |
Short synthesis |
Prof Liang Kung Chen, Taipei
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| Break |
| 120 min |
Introduction of the topic and expert |
Prof Hidenori Arai, Tokyo
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| 122 min |
Health pathways for older people in residential care
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Bianca Buurman Van Es, Amsterdam
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| 142 min |
Case report |
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| 152 min |
Discussion |
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| 172 min |
Short synthesis |
Prof Hidenori Arai, Tokyo
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Online evaluation of the session by attendees and participants
Online control of knowledge to demonstrate the higher order thinking skills of the trainees.
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Objectives
- Be aware of the precise the definition of a fall
- Grasp the epidemiology of falls in your region
- Perfectly inventory all possible causes of falls
- Be aware of the main in-home locations of falls?
- Identify clinically the old adults with the highest risk of falling
- Be attentive at the age-related sensory impairments involved in fall mechanisms
- Know and be attentive of medications provoking frequently falls in the old adults
- Inventory the multiple consequences of falls
- Understand the benefits of a close collaboration between Geriatricians and Orthopaedists
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