Pennsylvania Geriatrics Society

We invite you to attend the 31st Annual Clinical Update in Geriatric Medicine conference scheduled for March 23 to 24, 2023. Although the program is presented in a virtual format, the goal is unchanged: to help you provide superb care to older adults by ensuring that each lecture, symposium, and breakout session provides evidence-based “pearls” that you can immediately incorporate into your practice.

Join us from the comfort of your home or office for an outstanding agenda of lectures and panel discussions. This AGS award-winning course is a collaboration between The University of Pittsburgh, the AGS state chapter, and many healthcare organizations.

Many ingredients contribute to the popularity of this annual conference:

• It focuses on the challenges of caring for older adults, and incorporates new topics suggested by past attendees
• It is designed by a multidisciplinary group of clinicians, academics, and payers
• It showcases approaches that are both state of the art and feasible, i.e., ones you can incorporate immediately
• It is delivered by speakers selected not just for their expertise but also for their ability to teach
• Most of the speakers are nationally/internationally renowned
• It includes a variety of formats, including plenary and keynote talks, multiple smaller breakout sessions, and even opportunities for attendees to present their most challenging cases to subspecialists who are experts in both their own field and geriatrics

We hope you will register for what promises to be a superb conference. Click here to proceed to event page and register now!

Sincerely,

Shuja Hassan, MD

Associate Professor of Medicine, Geriatrics

University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Medical Director, UPMC Canterbury Place

Neil M. Resnick, MD

Chief, Division of Geriatric Medicine

Thomas Detre Professor of Medicine, University of Pittsburgh and UPMC

Lyn Weinberg, MD

Director, Division of Geriatrics and Medical Director, Hospital Elder Life Program

Allegheny Health Network

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Who We Are

As a regional affiliate of the American Geriatrics Society, the organization provides leadership for professionals, policy makers and the public in the area served. The organization aids in the efforts of the American Geriatrics Society in developing, implementing and advocating programs in patient care, research, professional education, public policy and public information for the Pennsylvania and region.

The strategic goals of the PAGS-WD are to:

1. Promote geriatric education for all geriatric healthcare professionals.

2. Provide an active forum and opportunity for networking and engagement with other professionals who share an interest in improving care for the older adults

3. Advocate for programs and public policy, which will improve the
health and well being of older adults.

4. Encourage students and residents to pursue a career in geriatrics.

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