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Am J Psychiatry 1988; 145:836-843
Copyright © 1988 by American Psychiatric Association


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A curriculum for education in geriatric psychiatry

RS Marin, JR Foster, CV Ford, BV Reifler, B Reisberg, CB Robinowitz, WH Sledge, J Spar and PJ Tighe
Department of Psychiatry, University of Pittsburgh, PA.

The authors present recommendations for educating medical students and psychiatric residents in geropsychiatry. They are primarily concerned with the objectives and methods rather than the content of training. Proposals are structured in terms of training objectives and educational settings in which such training takes place. The proposals are intended to be specific enough to be truly useful and at the same time sufficiently generalizable to adapt to geropsychiatric training in a variety of institutions. Priority is given to integrating knowledge of normal and abnormal aging with the clinical skills and empathy necessary to approach patients with competence and understanding.





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