Geriatrics - Educational Resources

Here are a variety of educational resources for geriatric professionals and paraprofessionals. Click on the link for the website you would like to visit.

AAACEUs – Online Nursing Continuing Medical Education, RN CEU's, Case Management – Online health care case management continuing education resource and opportunities for case managers, social workers, rehab nurses, and rehab counselors.

AllMedExchange – Designed to help physicians find what they need ASAP.

American Geriatrics Society – The professional society of healthcare providers who specialize in the care of older adults.

American Medical Directors Association – The professional association of medical directors and physicians practicing in the long term care continuum and dedicated to excellence in patient care.

Home Caregivers Accreditation Of America – Accreditation For Home Care Agencies — dedicated to enhancing quality of life for all as we age.

National Fitness Therapy Association – An accrediting association for medical fitness professionals and facilities.

National Private Duty Association – The nation's first association for providers of private duty home care, including non-medical home care services.

TTMed Dementia – A medical education portal used by general practitioners, specialist physicians, healthcare professionals, caregivers, educators and students to stay abreast of new developments in the field of dementia.

Video Press – The University of Maryland School of Medicine's program, Video Press, seeks to improve care of the elderly by making health-related programs available for training professionals and paraprofessionals who work with care providers as well as family caregivers. These programs are used by over 5,000 clients nationally including nursing homes, hospitals, universities, community colleges, professional training programs, hospice and Alzheimer’s associations.

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