The Society for Academic Emergency Medicine (SAEM) has released a two-part special collection in Academic Emergency Medicine (AEM) focused on advancing best practices in geriatric emergency care.
This collection brings together the latest literature, innovative research, educational initiatives, and evidence-based approaches designed to improve emergency care for older adults. Importantly, the collection is published in Part 1 and Part 2, offering a comprehensive look at the evolving field of geriatric emergency medicine and the future of age-friendly emergency care.
Topics featured throughout the collection include:
- Geriatric emergency department guidelines and implementation
- Quality improvement and age-friendly care strategies
- Education and workforce development in geriatric emergency medicine
Research and evidence-based clinical practices - Innovations shaping emergency care for the aging population
As the number of older adults seeking emergency care continues to grow, these resources provide valuable insights for clinicians, educators, researchers, and health systems working to enhance care delivery and outcomes for older patients.
Explore both parts of the collection from the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine