Why does walking speed matter for older adults? 🚶🏽🚶🏻♀️
Kara Mason and @TMJohnsonMD explore how improving gait speed and overall mobility can contribute to healthy aging - read the article here:
📖 https://t.co/HNCG8hlyiD
#healthagingmonth#geriatrics
Thomas Johnson (@TMJohnsonMD), MD, assistant professor of medicine, calls gait speed, a type of measurement used to determine how fast a person walks, a “functional vital sign” because it can offer many insights into overall health ⬇️
https://t.co/VyIGgPpyrX
Anyone publish geriatric-focused QI? Any ideas for journals? Looks like Geriatrics MDPI does but I am struggling to find others that publish implementation style QI projects that are narrowed down on geriatrics topics.
I just registered for the 2024 AGS Virtual Meeting May 9-11th - hope that you join me! To learn more and register go to: https://t.co/zICqyurgoV #AGS24#AGSProud#ThisIsGeriatrics
#Exercise is an effective treatment for depression, with walking or jogging, yoga, and strength training more effective than other exercises, particularly when intense, finds this new study.
Includes a visual abstract summarising key findings
@mnoetel
https://t.co/IJPenZcTTf
It is such a QoL difference starting to see almost all my own, established patients! Getting to know them and their families is such a pleasure. Feels similar to the end of residency when I knew my resident panel so well.
Are you an older adult interested in being part of a research team at CU Anschutz? Learn about how you can become an Older Adult Research Specialist at the next information session.
December 6 from 9-10:30 MT
Virtual only
https://t.co/8gwzi6Hj75
This is another reason why caring for older adults is fascinating. #WhatMattersMost. Dr. Earnest strikes again! @CUDeptMedicine https://t.co/M5YgKWBVcX