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Geriatric Diabetes Care: Optimizing Type 2 Diabetes Management Insights from Dr. James Bailey : Episode 2
Defining Older Adults: Highlighting the Age Spectrum and Role of Care Settings
Drs Medha Munshi and James Bailey discuss the definition of older adult patients, considering both chronological age and mental and physical state. They underscore the significance of customizing diabetes treatment to accommodate individual patient abilities, rather than solely basing decisions on age
EP: 1.Burden of T2D and Management Considerations for Older and Younger Adults
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EP: 2.Defining Older Adults: Highlighting the Age Spectrum and Role of Care Settings
EP: 3.Impact of Geriatric Syndrome in Older Adults with T2D
EP: 4.Community Perspectives: First-Line Treatment Considerations for Older Adults with Type 2 Diabetes
EP: 5.Tailoring Treatment: Patient Factors Guiding First-Line Medication Selection for Older Adults with Type 2 Diabetes
EP: 6.Decoding Deprescribing: Strategies and Approaches for Rational Medication Reduction
EP: 7.Streamlining Treatment: Insights from Experts on Simplifying Regimens for Older Adult Patients
EP: 8.Expert Insights: Patient Case Studies & Key Takeaways on T2D Management in Older Patients
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