FALLS, BALANCE, GAIT DISORDERS
Family Medicine Resident and Geriatric Fellow Longitudinal Home Visit Curriculum
VirginiaGeriatrics.Org
Interprofessional Geriatric Education and Training in Texas: Fall Risk Education & Assessment
Geriatric Interprofessional Teaching Clinic (GITC)
Introduction to the Geriatric History and Physical Exam

Falls: A Geriatric Syndrome (Mrs. Pierce)
You are in the Geriatric Clinic with Dr. Green, a geriatrician. Dr. Green says, "Why don't you go see Mrs. Lurlene Pierce? She is a 78 year old woman I have been following for over 13 years. She is complaining of being slightly dizzy when she stands, which is new for her. She has never had any trouble with falls in the past, but be sure to ask if she has had any recent falls."
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Web-GEMs will no longer be available via POGOe after August 31, 2017. The web-GEMS modules will be moved to Med-U and are now available via subscription
If your institution created web-GEMs assignments before September, 2016, you are “grandfathered” into web-GEMs on Med-U and your institution will have one year free access to web-GEMs through June, 2018. MedU has already notified users who are ‘grandfathered’ about the process and has sent information on initiating your free access to the course through their new learning management system. If your institution is grandfathered and you haven't already done so, please complete the MedU onboarding form here so you can begin the process of onboarding onto the MedU platform.
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