00:31:14 Danya Khoujah: I’m no where nearly as good at this as heather… 00:31:26 Letitia Thompson: Letitia Thompson Alzheimer's Association 00:31:34 Dave Eaker: Dave Eaker - Geriatric Program Coordinator, Atrium Health Cabarrus, Concord, NC 00:31:34 Stacy Rosenthal: SoCal; ACS GSV RN Consultant 00:31:36 Christina Shenvi: Hi everyone! Christina Shenvi, physician at UNC, North Carolina. 00:31:37 Amanda Walker: Kent Hospital, Warwick Rhode Island. Geriatric Program Manager 00:31:41 Christian Nickel: Basel, Switzerland, emergency physician 00:31:43 Kimberly Smashe: Kim Smashe, Geriatrics & Care Transitions Manager, Duke University Health System, North Carolina 00:31:45 Mitchel Erickson: UCSF Health Clinical leader in AFED 00:31:45 Traci Corsones: Traci Corsones Naples Florida - Quality Improvement 00:31:45 Shannon Wentz: New Orleans. Seniort Project Manager. UMCNO 00:31:45 Marisa Crooks: Marisa Crooks, AdventHealth, Executive Director Care Transitions 00:31:46 Janeen Close: Janeen Close Parkview Health Ft. Wayne, IN 00:31:46 Dana Hickman: Dana Hickman, FNP Manager AFHS Northside.Hospital Atlanta 00:31:46 Kassey Kenner: ED ANM St. Louis, MO 00:31:46 Leslie Pelton: Leslie Pelton, The John A. Hartford Foundation 00:31:47 kyle swanson: Toronto Paramedics Services, Community Paramedic 00:31:47 Kimberly Windsor: Kim Winsor, RN, Sutter Health in Northern Ca 00:31:47 Sue Harvey: Sue Harvey RN, AFHS Champion Hazel Crest IL 00:31:47 Katie Sellers: Katie Sellers PT,DPT - Upstate University Hospital 00:31:47 Melanie Petersen: Melanie Petersen Advocate Midwest calling in from Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Project Coordinator in Senior Services 00:31:48 Brittany Palladino: Brittany Palladino, RN, MSN, CNL- Yale New Haven Hospital Emergency Department 00:31:48 Karen King: Karen King, Quality Manager, Lakeview Hospital 00:31:48 Katrin Diana: Emergency Department Clinical Manager Sarasota Florida SMHCS 00:31:49 Hannah Davis: VHC health - Virginia - Population Health nurse manager 00:31:50 Cheryl Phillips: Cheryl Phillips, MD, The John A Hartford Foundation, Sr Program Consultant 00:31:50 Meg Pickersgill: GEM nurse, Sinai Health, Toronto 00:31:52 michelle moccia: Hello everyone. Michelle Moccia Nurse Practitioner (Michigan) 00:31:52 Felicia Cruz: Felicia Cruz, MSN, APRN, AGCNS-BC, MEDSURG-BC, CPAFH, CLSSGB Geriatric Clinical Nurse Specialist Bayhealth Kent and Sussex Campus 00:31:53 Jenn Goebel: Baystate Health, Springfield MA - Quality Project Coordinator 00:31:53 Daewon Kim: Daewon Kim, MD Joliet IL ED Medical Director Vituity 00:31:53 Marlys Sandve McDevitt: Marlys Sandve McDevitt, FNP, Institute for Healthy Aging, Luminis Health AAMC 00:31:56 Kim Chalmers: Prime Healthcare's St. Joseph Medical Center in Kansas City, MO - Supervisor, Senior Care 00:31:56 Susan Phelps: Susan Phelps, CNO Bladen County Hospital 00:31:57 Jane Carmody: Ansley Fiorito, JAHF Program Intern 00:31:57 Stephanie Trotter: Stephanie Trotter, Arkansas AGEC/UAMS 00:31:58 Lori Holmes: Lori Holmes Director of Rehab therapy Syracuse NY 00:31:58 Emily Simmons: Emily Simmons, Director Program Development, UAB Hospital, Birmingham, AL 00:31:59 Luna Ragsdale: Luna Ragsdale, Durham VA HCS/Duke University Hospital 00:31:59 Harriet Aronow: Harriet Aronow ... Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, CA USA ... Research Scientist in Nursing Research 00:31:59 Ronda Rodgers: Ronda Rodgers, Senior Director of Nursing Professional Development & Administrative Director of Geriatric Service Line, Owensboro Health, Owensboro, KY 00:31:59 Andrew Bierlein: ED RN - Geriatric Emergency Department Innovations 00:31:59 Annalee King: Annalee King, Manager, North Simcoe Muskoka Geriatric Services, Ontario Canada 00:32:00 Eliza Stein: Eliza Stein, NYC, ER RN and RN Consultant for EmPATH Consulting/Vituity 00:32:00 Amy Peebles: ER geriatric resource RN, VA in Vermont 00:32:05 Susan Griffin: Physical Therapist in the ED in Wisconsin, USA 00:32:05 peggy Richards: Peggy Richards, CNS Seniors' Care, Mackenzie Health, Vaughan, Ontario 00:32:05 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: Sorry Danya! You are doing great! Why does her computer break on this day?! 00:32:05 Renee Hamelin: Renee Hamelin-GEM nurse Temiskaming Hospital 00:32:06 Amanda Capuano: Northwestern medicine Palos GEDI Coordiantor 00:32:07 Shreyans Sanghvi: Shreyans Sanghvi, DO. UTHealth Houston, TX Project Lead: Shared Decision Making in ACP in the ED. 00:32:07 Brenda Gebala: Brenda Gebala GENE RN Cedars Sinai Medical Center Los Angeles CA 00:32:07 Shannon Boatwright: Shannon Boatwright Baptist HealthCare Pensacola FL Nursing Informatics Administrator 00:32:10 Mary Oconnor: Mary O'Connor, Community Health & Partnerships at Sarasota Memorial Health Care System, FL, USA 00:32:11 Ashley Look: Ashley Look, Director of Client Solutions - VitalTalk - improving patient- clinician communication through evidence-based training 00:32:11 Michelle Nevers: Michelle Nevers, MaineHealth Healthy Aging, Program Manger 00:32:11 James Mullin: Highland Hospital, Rochester NY, GED Champion 00:32:11 Yesenia Pena: Yesenia Pena Assistant Nurse Manager- Medical surgical unit- Chilton Medical Center NJ 00:32:12 Heather McDonald: North Simcoe Muskoka Specialized Geriatrics (Canada) Advanced Practice and Project Lead on Early Identification Strategy 00:32:13 Daniela Cavallaro: Daniela Cavallaro, New Jersey, lead NP Geriatrics dept at Jersey Shore University Medical Center HMHN 00:32:13 Michelle Dunn: Michelle Dunn, Director Nursing QI Mount Sinai Morningside and Mount Sinai West, NYC 00:32:18 Shelley Saville: Shelley Saville, Mount Sinai Health System, NYC - Administrator Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine 00:32:18 Lauri McCoy: Lauri McCoy MSN, RN Alzheimer's Association. Health Systems Director. Upstate New York 00:32:18 Brittany Emperley: Case Manger Registered RN for Aurora Medical Center Sheboygan County, WI. Also, leader of our Geriatric Program 00:32:18 Sushma Ahmad: Sushma Ahmad, Quality, Inova Health System 00:32:20 Jane Carmody: Jane Carmody, The John A. Hartford Foundation. senior program officer. I am also a nurse and support the work of GEDC and GEDA. 00:32:20 Michele Snyders: Michele Snyders Hospice and Palliative care program manager with South Dakota Association of Healthcare Organiztions 00:32:21 Kathryn Jensen: Katie Jensen- Getiatric Nurse Champion at Ridgeview medical center, Waconia, MN 00:32:22 Genevieve MacNeil: Genevieve Mac Neil, Long-Term Care Nurse Educator, Halifax, NS 00:32:23 Lori Balog: Hi all, Lori Balog, Health Systems Director, Alzheimer's Assn for the Carolinas and GA 00:32:24 Joria Rainbolt-Clemente: Joria Rainbolt-Clemente, DNP, CNS, GERO-BC, Clinical Nurse Specialist at Kaiser Permanente, Irvine , CA. 00:32:24 Erica Valenski: Erica Valenski, Mount Sinai South Nassau, Geriatric NP 00:32:25 Tony Rosen: Tony Rosen, ED physician, Weill Cornell / NewYork-Presbyterian 00:32:28 Katarzyna Gore: Kasia Gore, MD; EM physician champion for Rush University Medical Center, Chicago IL 00:32:29 lil banchero: Lil Banchero Luminis Anne Arundel Annapolis MD 00:32:30 Manisha Parulekar: Manisha Parulekar, Geriatrician, Hackensack Meridian Health. 00:32:32 Terri Middlebrooks: Terri Middlebrooks UAB Program Development Manager Department of Interprofessional Practice and Training. 00:32:33 Elise Passy: Elise Passy Alzheimers Association Health Systems Texas 00:32:35 Andrea Harris: University of Utah Health, Geriatric RN Care Manager, UUH Age-Friendly Collaborative co-lead 00:32:38 Ellie Ward: East Carolina University Health, Brody School of Medicine, NC - ACP and Best Practices in EOL Care 00:32:41 Swapna Peter: Swapna Peter, AFED Liaison at UCDMC ED 00:32:41 Payal Sud: Payal Sud, MD - Associate Chair - Emergency Department, North Shore University Hospital; Chief of Geriatric Emergency Medicine, Northwell Health 00:32:42 Rydell Todicheeney: Dale Todicheeney PhD, ACNS-BC / NICHE Coordinator - Natividad, Monterey County, CA 00:32:45 Jodi Kashouh: Jodi Kashouh MS RN BC CNL Healthcare Quality Specialist Baystate Medical Center Springfield Ma 00:32:52 michelle Simpson: Michelle Simpson phd, RN advocate aurora health research institute milwaukeeWisconsin. 00:32:52 Varlisha Monroe: Good afternoon everyone. I an Varlisha Monroe, Geriatric Resource Nurse from FirstHealth of the Carolinas in Pinehurst, NC. 00:32:52 John Ensley: John E. MD ABEM Veterans admin seattle VA ED level 3 geri (in process of getting level 2) 00:32:53 Daniela Cavallaro: Daniela Cavallaro, lead NP geriatrics dept, Jersey Shore University Medical Center 00:32:54 Kara Maierhofer: Kara Maierhofer, Project Director of Digital Health with TMF Health Quality Institute 00:33:00 Carolyn Kazdan: Carolyn Kazdan, NHA, Patient Advocate and CPAFH, Colorado Springs, CO 00:33:01 Evelyn Ivy Mwangi: Evelyn Ivy Mwangi- Geriatric Hospitalist at Luminis Health, Annapolis, MD. 00:33:06 Ana García Martínez: Ana García, from Hospital Clínic, Barcelona 00:33:06 Jacqueline Randolph: Clinical Nurse Specialist, Newton Medical Center Newton, NJ 00:33:08 Silvia Perez-Protto: Silvia Perez-Protto, MD, Cleveland Clinic 00:33:13 Shannon Crowell: Shannon Crowell SHC-SGH, San Diego County, CA Quality and Patient Safety Manager 00:33:22 Kathryn Agarwal: Katy Agarwal Houston Methodist System Houston, TX System Quality and Patient Safety 00:33:35 Robin Atkins: Robin Atkins, LCSW, MPH, Tampa General Hospital, Program Navigator 00:33:38 Shannon Wentz: Shannon Wentz, Senior Director Quality and Patient Safety at University Medical Center New Orleans 00:33:39 Kathryn Jensen: Katie Jensen RN- Geriatric Nurse Champion -Ridgeview Medical Center, Waconia, MN 00:33:43 Jan-Niklas Krohn: Speaker of the Working Group "Emergency and Intensive Care Medicine" of the German Geriatric Society 00:33:48 Jessica Kane: Jessica, Geriatric Emergency Management RN, Fergus, Ontario, Canada 00:34:06 Liz Horvath: Advocate Good Shepherd Hospital, GEDC Champion, Elizabeth Horvath, DO, Emergency physician 00:34:59 Kelly Arthur: Kelly Arthur Project Manager, QIN-QIO region 2. Focusing on reducing avoidable ED utilization for those with diagnoses related to substance use and/or behavioral health. 00:34:59 Patricia Curtin, MD, FACP, CMD: Patricia Curtin, MD, Medical Director of 2ACE Units, section Chief, geriatrics ChristianaCare in Delaware. 00:35:13 Denise Hendrickson: Nursing Professional Practice Peace Harbor Medical Center Florence Oregon 00:35:47 Lauren Krisanda: Ashley Krisanda ED Director - Tampa General Hospital Brooksville 00:35:56 Nancy Weber: Nancy Weber DO El Paso TX EM, IM, PC, GEDA Medical Director 00:35:59 Shannon Wentz: Michele-PT Safety and Quality Director at University Medical Center in New Orleans 00:37:13 michelle moccia: I appreciate the question "your biggest worry" and or "what concerns do you have today". Today that question yielded an answer they had not received their DME. With the help of the ED team (CM) and calling the PCP office we were able to secure their needed DME. 00:38:22 Arlene Panlaqui: Arlene - Clinical Quality Improvement Specialist at UC San Diego Health 00:38:27 Don Melady: Michelle — wha is DME? 00:38:52 Susan Griffin: DME is durable medical equipment, like a walker for example 00:39:08 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: Patient Priorities Care (PPC) - Guide for the ED First domain, second resource https://gedcollaborative.com/resource/value-based-care/cms-hospital-measure-resources-for-eds/ 00:40:01 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: Cameron's study using the ED PPC questions: Https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35980413/ 00:40:45 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: Dr. Chary’s recent study includes Table (3) that suggests some modifications of the ED PPC questions for people with dementia + caregivers: Https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41045023/ 00:41:08 Shreyans Sanghvi: Are there any objective criteria/markers that might portend a benefit for ACP/GOC discussions in the ED for specific patients? I’ve used Loffredo et al’s guidelines to help advocate for these conversations amongst our practitioners - but curious what your thoughts are? 00:42:45 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: Cameron's study using the ED PPC questions: Https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35980413/ 00:43:46 Jane Carmody: https://patientprioritiescare.org/ 00:43:53 Jodi Kashouh: I respectfully challenge that Ed is not the place where we need to know the patient goals. I think the patients who don't want to be admitted..... do not rehospitilize or want to beat manage they chronic care disease at home but family panic and call the ambulance. Honoring goals from the patients voice or written goals are critical. 00:44:15 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: Dr Chary’s recent study that has a Table (3) that suggests some modifications of the ED PPC questions for people with dementia + caregivers: Https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41045023/ 00:44:21 Jane Carmody: Mary/PPC... has been funded by JAHF. Mary has great info on what matters and assessing and acting on 00:46:56 Jane Carmody: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2839658 00:46:59 Anita Chary: @Jodi Kashouh - completely agree that honoring goals and patients voices is critical. We absolutely should be asking, particularly in these situations with critical illness. 00:47:03 Olena Svetlov: Thank you for sharing, please forgive me - I can not tell from affiliation list whether nursing was involved in this study? Thank you. 00:48:13 Anita Chary: Did want to share that the feedback received from ED clinicians is that this information may be more useful for some patients than others. If the clinician is the one who’s responsible for eliciting the info, they may need to be selective with which patients they ought to do that with (balancing with patient load, acuity, etc.) 00:49:44 Mitchel Erickson: As Cameron is speaking I reflect on the value of AFED/GED professional within the ED can ease the ED clinician from some of the 4M or CMS measures to enhance older adult care. 00:51:16 Olena Svetlov: Thank you, this is helpful 00:52:24 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: There is also a question in Q&A section 00:53:54 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: Its in a different section than the chat, but in the bottom row 00:54:05 Don Melady: From the Q and A section: What objective quality measures surrounding ACP in the acute care settings exist to support these initiatives? 00:54:39 Laurie Angle: Our GEM team, uses What Matters at the end of our assessments. It has always provides insight into what the patient and family are hoping for. 00:54:41 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: James van Oppen research: https://bmcgeriatr.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12877-022-02798-x/figures/1 00:55:22 Laurie Angle: Responses very from going home, to speaking with the internal medicine team, to getting sleep or warm blanket. 00:55:33 lil banchero: what maters question is part of the epic nursing assessment ED/Inpt documentation. 00:55:39 Liz Horvath: Our Care Management team does a great job with what matters most especially with those patients who are weak and frail and will need a comprehensive discharge plan. Consulting the POA, pertinent family members and caregivers is key. 00:55:56 Don Melady: @Laurie Angle — do you have any experience with moving that Matters Most conversation to earlier in the assessment? How early could it be? 00:56:26 Laurie Angle: We use it in the emergency department as part of our 5 M assessment. 00:56:48 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: PROM-OTED is for people being discharged or having transitions from the ED PROM-OTED: https://doi.org/10.1111/acem.70029 00:56:52 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: PROM-OPAC considers autonomy across the acute care journey. PROM-OPAC: https://doi.org/10.1186/s41687-024-00796-8 or www.prom-opac.com 00:56:54 Laurie Angle: It is the simple question - What are you hoping for during your stay? 00:57:41 Laurie Angle: It is a dynamic question and changes across the hospital journey 00:59:13 Cameron Gettel: So true Laurie - so simple. I feel like often clinicians work in a silo and think they’re doing a workup on the patient and then they’re going to go home and it’s going to be all great. But the patient has something else in mind and then it can result in a bit of a conflict when the clinician goes back in. 00:59:20 Danya Khoujah: PROM: Patient reported outcome measures 00:59:34 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: Lil Banchero stated a nice reminder in the chat for those who use epic: what maters question is part of the epic nursing assessment ED/Inpt documentation. 01:00:22 Don Melady: Jessica and Susan — you might want to build that into your comments. 01:01:11 Jessica Stanich: Absolutely! 01:01:25 Swapna Peter: What might be a reasonable stage at which the focus is to involve Palliative/Hospice principles as it relates to what Matters Most / Goals / in the ED settings? Or is it fluid? 01:01:51 Olena Svetlov: thank you:) 01:04:08 Don Melady: Aaron — can you bounce the question about integrating palliative care into ED care? 01:05:55 Liz Horvath: Love that Geriatric EPIC tab! 01:06:09 michelle moccia: Love this tab on your tracking board along with a column to identify if a patient is from a community type setting. 01:06:25 Dynyce Boyce: This is great! Is the “diet” tab noting that the patient has an active diet order or something else (ie dietitian consult, oral nutrition supplement, etc.?) 01:06:27 lil banchero: Me too 01:07:00 michelle moccia: Does the In-Hospital team see this information? 01:08:47 Swapna Peter: How do you address these in the Waiting room ? or are these addressed at any/some time during ED visit? 01:10:20 Erica Valenski: Can you put in diet preferences? Like the pepsi? 01:10:39 Todd James: Does the Geriatrics Tab operate in inpatient contexts? If patients are boarding in the ED, does this tab get attention? 01:11:25 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: @James- Thanks for answering the question in the Q&A! 01:11:49 Mya Cubitt: we have a similar dashboard in EPIC for our care coordinator team to track and allocate assessments. we also use it for research recruitment screening. 01:12:21 Laurie Angle: No we would love to see this. We use TRST 01:12:38 Kevin Biese: Jessica, is there a way for other hospitals to learn how to create a similar tab in EPIC? Would be great to disseminate as possible 01:13:01 Manisha Parulekar: we have a 4 M dashboard in our EPic at HMH as well, it pulls data from usual care information and is a one stop shop for people to get this information. wwe find it helpful. 01:13:07 Kimberly Smashe: Duke is in the process of building our 4Ms summary page and will be visible to all disciplines in all ed/inpatient/or settings and eventually will have an outpatient view 01:13:14 Todd James: UCSF has an Age-Friendly Tab that is available across settings. However, it doesn’t have some of the granular information as in the tab presented. 01:13:15 Olena Svetlov: UCLA Health, Ronal Reagan Medical Center has a dashboard through Epic. our lead Clinical Nurse Specialist and two Geriatric CNSs are closely working with the team of providers to ensure we deliver the best care for older adults. 01:13:26 Olena Svetlov: it was not build it, each creates 01:13:28 Dana Hickman: Anyone on Cerner? 01:13:34 Jodi Kashouh: we have an advance care planning tab in our cerner emr yet it is often under utilized. 01:13:42 Linda Liu: Our EPIC ED trackboard (Toronto Canada) has a "seniors at risk" icon that lights up when an older adult has an ISAR+ and/or CAM+ finding. Really interested to learn more about the geriatric tab - how long did it take? 01:13:48 Mya Cubitt: our geriatric team (EDGE) Ed geriatricians are also using this tab for easy visibility of patients to see in the ED to stream next destination including HITH. 01:13:51 Lauri McCoy: Excellent idea to include where admitted from - home, facility name. Might be helpful to have dropdown and include home - alone, home - family etc 01:14:02 Mitchel Erickson: At UCSF Health in SF we have an AFED tab in EPIC which consolidates all ED older adult assessments and triage risk screening. And we tabulate for tracking similar information but feeds into Tableau. Unfortunately Tableau is not accessible to all. 01:14:08 Donna Armknecht: Cerner does have an Age Friendly dashboard that is similar to what EPIC showed and is set up with Inpatient and clinic dashboards. 01:14:24 Evelyn Miguel: In the ED at RR we have a geri tab as well with CAM, RASS, Needs (disability), as well as completion of the ISAR as our screening tool for the geriatric nruse 01:15:21 Danya Khoujah: 10 min mark reminder, team! 01:15:27 Nancy Weber: I am both EM and PC. This is critical for a lot of the admitted patients. 01:15:34 Danya Khoujah: time flies when we’re having a great time! 01:15:36 Melanie Petersen: Advocate Aurora Health- Our inpatient teams can view a dashboard that tracks the 4Ms (taken from EHR) and we are currently running a pilot to implement What Matters in addition to the ISAR question set. 01:16:08 Leslie Pelton: Here is link to IHI's Epic Resources for Age-Friendly Health Systems: https://241684.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/241684/Age-Friendly/Guides%20and%20Toolkits/Epic%20One%20Pager.pdf 01:17:12 Payal Sud: That is how we view Palliative Care in the ED at Northwell as well - we have integrated a Palliative Care physician in the ED not only for end of life care but also to help expand detailed GOC discussions with our older adults in the ED, discussions that the ED physicians have started. 01:17:13 Leslie Pelton: Here is link to IHI's Cerner Resources for Age-Friendly Health Systems: https://241684.fs1.hubspotusercontent-na1.net/hubfs/241684/Age-Friendly/Resources/Oracle%20Health%20One%20Pager.pdf 01:17:13 Jane Carmody: Love the connection of palliative care... palliative care does provide 4Ms care. 01:17:15 Lauren Krisanda: So sorry I have to jump off to assist with a situation in the department. Thank you 01:17:40 Nancy Weber: We do PC consults in the ES. We do not have o/p PC. 01:17:53 Jane Carmody: such creative approaches 01:17:56 Shreyans Sanghvi: I often do consult for followup outpatient palliative - as we’re identifying a patient who would benefit from that transition in what they are focusing on in care. 01:18:02 Mya Cubitt: we have a pilot ongoing at the moment using PerEMPO goals and preferences established in outpatient clinics. this is trialling in the dialysis patients with advanced ESRF at the moment. 01:18:18 Mitchel Erickson: We have access to Palliative Medicine in the ED but their service hours are limited. Especially around symptom management appropriate to the patient’s goals of care. 01:18:19 Payal Sud: Additionally we have been able to publish results that showed decreased hospital LOS, decreased ICU LOS with early palliative care consults and GOC discussions in the ED 01:18:20 Andrea Harris: University of Utah is working on an ED to outpatient Geriatrics "Heal at Home" program 01:18:38 Carolyn Kazdan: How do you ensure that information you learn about goals of care in the ED is shared with PCPs and a provider like an SNF or AL? 01:19:35 Liz Horvath: James, your definition of Palliative care was beautiful. Often our patients hear palliative and think it means “hospice” or end of life, and it certainly is more fluid as you described. 01:19:59 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: Thank you for all of your examples! We love learning these innovative interventions! 01:20:17 Kathryn Agarwal: Thank you so much for this program 01:20:26 michelle moccia: Andrea your comment on Heal at Home initiative sounds interesting. Can you share your email please? 01:20:30 Michelle Dunn: Thank you! 01:20:30 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: GEDC CMS Age Friendly Hospital Measure Resource: https://gedcollaborative.com/article/cms-hospital-measure-resources-for-eds/ 01:20:48 Andrea Harris: andrea.harris@hsc.utah.edu 01:20:51 Varlisha Monroe: Thank you so much for your time! 01:20:55 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: GEDC Consulting Services https://gedcollaborative.com/consulting-services/ 01:21:02 Ellie Ward: Thank you! 01:21:06 Aaron Malsch-GEDC: Next GEDC Webinar Feb 23, 2026 https://gedcollaborative.com/resource/frailty/frailty-screening-and-intervention-and-the-cms-hospital-measure/ 01:21:21 Jane Carmody: Thank you, GEDC! 01:22:03 Liz Horvath: Ditto!! 01:22:07 Olena Svetlov: Thank you so much, what an amazing team, appreciate your work and commitment for care for older adults 01:22:09 Heather: Thank you for all of your contributions Don! GEDC is so grateful for your excellent work 01:22:11 michelle moccia: Thank you Dr. Don for your leadership. 01:22:12 Todd James: Thank you for your great tenure, Dr. Melady! 01:22:21 Kathryn Jensen: Thank you everyone 01:22:31 Jane Carmody: Don, 40 ! what ??? !! you have been such an expert organizer and thank you for your influence in geriatrics emergency care ! Thank you! 01:22:38 Kaylee Knowles: Thank you, Don, for all you have done and continue to do in this space! 01:22:42 Melanie Petersen: You have been an excellent host, Don! I thoroughly enjoyed learning from you! 01:22:42 Luna Ragsdale: Thank you for all you have done to advance Geriatric Emergency Care!!! 01:22:45 Swapna Peter: Thank you and to all panelists. Looking forward to more sessions. 01:22:50 Christian Nickel: Don, thanks for everything! 01:22:51 Mya Cubitt: Thank you Don for all your collaboration and bringing Melbourne into the room. 01:23:03 Luna Ragsdale: You should put in one more plug for your book!!! 01:23:04 Lauri McCoy: Thank you very much to all! 01:23:05 lil banchero: Thank you Dr. Melady 01:23:07 Shannon Wentz: Thank you!! 01:23:09 Jane Carmody: Don, also spoke at the IFA world cafe ! he was great as usual! 01:23:12 Harriet Aronow: Thank you! 01:23:13 michelle moccia: Welcome Danya! 01:23:16 Laurie Angle: Thanks for all your hard work Don! 01:23:18 Erica Valenski: Thank you!!!! 01:23:18 Heather: Please Stop recording Danya 01:23:26 Lori Balog: Thank you!