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1/14/2020 o^r -. &' Go to GeriatricFastFacts.com Add to Home Screen a -^- o*. .8S « Q ^e^ t The 4Ms of Geriatrics: What Matters, Medications, Mobility & Mentation Edmund DuWe, MD; Kathryn Denson, MD; Steven Denson, MD; Deb Sfmpson, PhD Winter Refresher January 29.2020 &OOAM AdvocateAuroraHealth ^ ImnA^AnVtKSIf Financial Disclosures Edmund Duthie.MD: Disclosure of ABIM Service:! am a member of SEP Committee on Geriatric Medicine, To protect the integrity of certification, ABIM endorses strict confidentiality and ownership of exam content. As a current member of the SEP Committee on Geriatric Medicine, I agree to keep exam Information confidential. As is true for any ABIM candidate who has taken an exam for certification, I have certification, I have signed the Pledge of Honesty in which [ have agreed to keep ABIM exam contentconfidential. No exam questions will be disclosed in my presentation. No other faculty, presenters, planners, or anyone controlling content has any relevant financial relationships to disclose. Today's Objectives You will be able to: 1. Explain why considering the 4Ms (What Matters, Medication, Mentation, Mobility) can result in the best care possible for older adults 2. Apply 3-Step approach to using 4Ms with your patients A. Identity the 4M's present with the patient B. Prioritize which of the 4Ms needs to be addressed first C. Utilize Geriatric Fast Facts to address the 4Ms System to Patient Level Framework T •_•_ 4Ms <fcB 5'*~«"| l&l 1 AgTlF3Se2 —N- Health Systems Introducing The 4Ms Framework for an Age-Friendly Health System * Value is optimized for all " patients, families, caregivers, health care providers & system • Frameworkfor organizing care of every older adult, every day Why Care (about the MS) in Primary Care? • Evidence based • Easy, simple framework * Common language for patients and family, care team, and system • Connects to values of primary care: Continuing, comprehensive and coordinated health care for individuals and families - Integrates the biological, clinical, and behavioral sciences. - Encompasses care for all ages, genders, organ systems, and disease entities o Particularly valuable for geriatrics iii.A,Thi!ji>nn*.Hartf<>T ig/Uflhi }5^dl 1

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The 4Ms of Geriatrics:What Matters, Medications, Mobility & Mentation

Edmund DuWe, MD; Kathryn Denson, MD;

Steven Denson, MD; Deb Sfmpson, PhD

Winter Refresher

January 29.2020

&OOAM

AdvocateAuroraHealth ^ ImnA^AnVtKSIf

Financial Disclosures

Edmund Duthie.MD:Disclosure of ABIM Service:! am a member of SEP Committee on Geriatric Medicine,

To protect the integrity of certification, ABIM endorses strict confidentiality andownership of exam content. As a current member of the SEP Committee on Geriatric

Medicine, I agree to keep exam Information confidential. As is true for any ABIM

candidate who has taken an exam for certification, I have certification, I have signed

the Pledge of Honesty in which [ have agreed to keep ABIM exam contentconfidential.No exam questions will be disclosed in my presentation.

No other faculty, presenters, planners, or anyone controlling contenthas any relevant financial relationships to disclose.

Today's Objectives

You will be able to:

1. Explain why considering the 4Ms (What Matters, Medication,Mentation, Mobility) can result in the best care possible forolder adults

2. Apply 3-Step approach to using 4Ms with your patientsA. Identity the 4M's present with the patientB. Prioritize which of the 4Ms needs to be addressed first

C. Utilize Geriatric Fast Facts to address the 4Ms

System to Patient Level Framework

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IntroducingThe 4MsFramework foran Age-FriendlyHealth System

* Value is optimizedfor all " patients,families, caregivers,health care

providers & system

• Frameworkfor

organizing care ofevery older adult,every day

Why Care (about the MS) in Primary Care?

• Evidence based

• Easy, simple framework

* Common language for patients and family, care team, and system

• Connects to values of primary care: Continuing, comprehensive andcoordinated health care for individuals and families

- Integrates the biological, clinical, and behavioral sciences.- Encompasses care for all ages, genders, organ systems, and disease entities

o Particularly valuable for geriatrics

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4 Ms Framework for - Age Friendly Care i

•What Matters Most- Know and Act: Align care with each older

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•Medication- Optimize use to reduce harm and burden,

focusing on medications affectingniobility.mentation, and whatm,atters

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• Mentation- "Preventing, identifying, treating and

managing dementia, depression anddelirium across care settings."

• Mobility- "Ensuringthat older adults move safely

every day to maintain function and doWhat matters to them."

What Matters Most

Ideal time to discuss:

* At Annual wellness visitor Medicare Wellness Visit

• Routine follow-up visit

This may include: Medical or Other

* Living / housing arrangements

Driving

Goals of care & Advance Directives

- Living will. DNR, Power of Attorney for Health Care

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Clin-IQ: Time efficient strategiesfor initiating AD conversationsJournal for Patient-Centered Research and ReviewsMyers JM, Duthie E Jr, Denson K, Denson S, Simpson D,

What can a primary care physician discuss with olderpatients to improve advance directive completionrates? A Clin-IQ.

J Patient Cent Res Rev. 2017:4:42-5.

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2. Prioritize which of the 4Ms needs to be addressed first

3. Utilize Geriatric Fast Facts to address the 4Ms

Questions? Think 4 Ms!

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