Explore a recorded Grand Rounds presentation from Johns Hopkins Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences focusing on the intersection of technology and cognitive decline in older adults. Delve into Matthew Peters, M.D.'s insights on "Encountering Technology: Lived Experiences in Older Adults with Cognitive Decline" presented on February 5, 2024. Gain valuable knowledge about the challenges and opportunities that arise when elderly individuals with cognitive impairments interact with modern technology. Be aware that the audio quality at the beginning of the recording is low volume. While the window for earning CME credit has expired, this 39-minute lecture offers a wealth of information for healthcare professionals, caregivers, and anyone interested in geriatric psychiatry and the impact of technology on aging populations.
Technology in Older Adults with Cognitive Decline - Psychiatry Rounds
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Johns Hopkins Psychiatry Rounds | Technology in Older Adults with Cognitive Decline
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