Clinical Care and Geriatric Schooling
The field of geriatrics is rapidly evolving. Recent innovations in professional health curricula, continuing education, and interventions aimed at improving students' attitudes toward aging and geriatrics are discussed in the book. It provides a critical analysis of the field's current state and suggests important areas for future research. This timely text is essential for a wide range of audiences, including students, health care providers , and families. Addressing the needs of older adults requires an integrated, patient-centered medical curriculum. Students are especially encouraged to approach all medical problems holistically. This paradigm shift is critical for meeting the unique needs of geriatric patients. Members of the faculty are also actively involved in training medical students and practitioners to improve the quality of care in this field. Students have numerous opportunities to participate in such research and clinical activities. Unfortunately, only a small p