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The 5 M's of Geriatric Care: Enhancing Older Adult Health

In this episode, we dive into the 5 M's of geriatric care with Dr. Jackie Osborne and Dr. Ken Miller. Learn how these key concepts can enhance the care of older adults and improve their quality of life. Timestamps: 00:28 - Welcome back to the podcast 00:47 - Introduction to the 5 M's of geriatrics 02:03 - Medications: Impact on movement and cognition 05:00 - Mobility: Holistic treatment and early mobilization 13:05 - Mind: Cognitive function and mental health 23:03 - Multi-conditions: Managing complex health issues 38:48 - Matters Most to Me: Patient-centered care and goals 45:03 - Conclusion and parting shots Breakdown: Powered. By out friends @ APTA Geriatrics Recap and Topic Introduction: Overview of the five best tests for fall risk and introduction to the five M's of geriatrics by Dr. Mary Tinetti. Medications (Meds): Discussion on how medications affect functional movement, cognitive, and physical function. Examples include treatments for Parkinson's disease and mood disorders. Mobility: Emphasis on treating musculoskeletal conditions holistically, understanding age-related changes, and the importance of early mobilization. Mind: Importance of cognitive function in physical abilities and safety. Discussion on mental health conditions like depression and dementia. Sponsor Message: Information about APTA Geriatrics and the Certified Exercise Expert for Aging Adults (CEEAA) program. Learn more about CEEAA Multi-Conditions: Managing multiple chronic health conditions in older adults, such as diabetes, cancer, and COPD. Importance of a holistic approach. Matters Most to Me: Focus on patient-centered care, understanding patient goals and wishes, and aligning treatment plans accordingly. Conclusion and Parting Shots: Summarizing the five M's and encouraging clinicians to incorporate them into their practice.