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Geriatric Psychiatry Specialist Course

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What will I learn?

Enhance your skills with the Geriatric Psychiatry Specialist Course (India), tailored for psychiatry professionals aiming to excel in elderly care within the Indian context. Become proficient in preparing effective documentation, strengthening social support systems, and understanding psychiatric conditions prevalent in older adults, such as dementia and depression. Develop holistic treatment approaches, including non-pharmacological methods suitable for Indian patients, and conduct detailed geriatric assessments relevant to the Indian population. This practical, high-quality course will empower you to provide outstanding care to the elderly in India.

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Learning outcomes

Enhance the development of the practical skills listed below

Master documentation: Ensure accuracy and clarity in psychiatric reports, adhering to Indian standards.

Build support networks: Strengthen community and family involvement for patients, considering the Indian family structure.

Diagnose elderly conditions: Identify cognitive, depressive, and anxiety disorders common among the elderly in India.

Develop treatment plans: Implement non-pharmacological and pharmacological therapies, tailored to Indian patients and their cultural context.

Conduct geriatric assessments: Evaluate medical, social, and cognitive factors relevant to the Indian elderly population.