AEM Special Collection: Geriatric Emergency Medicine
Academic Emergency Medicine is proud to hallmark geriatrics and caring for our aging population with a two-part special collection entitled "Geriatric Emergency Medicine."
The full collection is devoted to a series of original articles, research letters, commentaries, reflections, and letters showcasing the growing medical and healthcare literature of best practices and concepts when providing emergency care to our aging population. The first collection of articles is available now with the second collection to follow.
In one easy-to-access compendium, the collection brings together the latest articles on innovative research, impactful education, and forward-thinking practices that enhance geriatric emergency care. Of note, this collection spotlights the updated Geriatrics Emergency Department Guidelines and their systematic reviews supporting evidence-based practices that will shape the next generation of geriatric emergency medicine clinicians, educators, and researchers.
Thank you to our Guest Editors and AEM Editor-in-Chief, Jeffrey A. Kline, MD for their expertise in bringing this collection to print.
Guest Editors
- Ula Hwang, MD, MPH, Professor of Emergency Medicine and Population Health, Geriatric Emergency Medicine Director, New York University Langone Health
- Christopher Carpenter, MD, MSc, Professor of Emergency Medicine and Geriatrics, Emergency Medicine & Internal Medicine
- Michael Malone, MD, Geriatric medicine, retired.
- Teresita Hogan, MD, Professor of Medicine, Section of Emergency Medicine, Section of Geriatrics & Palliative Care, University of Chicago