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MEET OUR FACULTY > Bios
- Milta Little, DO, CMD – Associate Professor of Geriatric Medicine, Duke University
- Lea C. Watson, MD, MPH – Geriatric Psychiatry Consultation and Training
Rapid Fire Sessions
- NUTRITION IN ADVANCED DEMENTIA
Milta Little, DO, CMD - ESSENTIALS OF PSYCHIATRY FOR THE NURSING HOME
Lea C. Watson MD, MPH - THYROID DISEASE
Milta Little, DO, CMD - LIVER DISEASE
Milta Little, DO, CMD
- COPD
Milta Little, DO, CMD
- DIABETES MANAGEMENT
Milta Little, DO, CMD - CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE
Milta Little, DO, CMD - DEPRESSION – A MEDICAL PERSPECTIVE
Milta Little, DO, CMD - IDENTIFYING AND MANAGING DELIRIUM
Milta Little, DO, CMD - INSOMNIA IN THE NURSING HOME
Lea C. Watson MD, MPH - PARKINSON DISEASE
Milta Little, DO, CMD - FLUID AND ELECTROLYTE IMBALANCES
Milta Little, DO, CMD - SEIZURE MANAGEMENT
Milta Little, DO, CMD - RISKS OF TRAMADOL
Lea C. Watson MD, MPH
- OBESITY IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS
Milta Little, DO, CMD - PSYCHOSIS IN LATER LIFE
Milta Little, DO, CMD
- ORTHOSTATIC HYPOTENSION
Milta Little, DO, CMD
Additional Resources
- ASSESSING FOR MALNUTRITION AND RISK FOR MALNUTRITIION
Pamela White
SHC Clinical Reimbursement
Best Practices
- Polypharmacy and Deprescribing
Milta Little, DO, CMD - Advance Care Planning
Milta Little, DO, CMD - The Do’s (and Don’ts) of Ethical Care and Valuable Documentation
Milta Little, DO, CMD - Transitions of Care in Skilled Nursing Facilities
Milta Little, DO, CMD
Wound Care
- Chronic vs. Acute Wounds in LTC
Bryce E. Schuster, MD, FACS - Documentation and Communication
Bryce E. Schuster, MD, FACS - Venous Ulcers
Bryce E. Schuster, MD, FACS - Endovascular Interventions
Bryce E. Schuster, MD FACES - Regulation vs. Clinical
Bryce E. Schuster, MD, FACS - Assessment & Risk Factors
Bryce E. Schuster, MD, FACS - Case Studies
Bryce E. Schuster, MD, FACS - Family Engagement
Bryce E. Schuster, MD, FACS