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@mdaware.orgOct 6, 2026, 6:41 PM

get all your #GeriED guidelines 2.0 publications at the GEAR website

Systematic Reviews and Clinical Practice Guidelines 2.0 NITE. PROTECT. EMPOWER. Caldelises Systematic Reviews Clinical Practice Caldelises Deliriem Dementia Elder Mistreatment Falls frailty Medications Palliative Care Systematic Review: Elder Mistreatment Screening and Interventions Elder mistreatment is associated with signancant mortalty and morai Screening and intervention strategies for elder mistreatment in the tu secan are not found no studies meeting full inclusion criteria, highlighting the large knowledge ans acous CED Guidelines 2.0 Methodology Department Guidelines 2.0 A Model for Developing Subspecialty Clinical Practice Department Guidelines 2.0 Satheesh Cunaga DO, Christopher R. Carpenter MD, MSc, Maura Kennedy MD, MPH, LaurenT. Southerland MD, MPH, Alexander X... Systematic Review: Falls Systematic Review: Fall Prevention Physical and Occupational Therapist Evaluations for Fall Prevention in the Emergency Department: A Geriatric ED Guidelines 2.0 Systematic Review A systematic review Lauren T. Southerland, Pedro K. Curiati, Richard D. Shih, Alexander X. Lo, Kristie Harper. READMOKE HEADNE HEADMOT Management Systematic Review: Dementia| Pain Management A Systematic Review Evaluating Pain Assessment Strategies for Patients With Geriatric ED Guidelines 2.0 A systematic review Sangil Lee, Alexander X. Lo, Teresita M. Hogan, James D. van... Clinical Practice Guideline: Delirium Clinical Practice Guideline z.o: Delirium GRADE-Based Clinical Practice Guidelines for Emergency Department Delirium Risk Stratification, Screening, and Brain Imaging pracuce guideline sangi Lee, wana knowjan, Debra Eagles, Maura Kennedy, Alexander X Lo, Christian... Systematic Review: Delirium | Systematic Review Delirium | Detection Deltam detecon in the emerency department: A diagnostic accuracy meta-analysis of history, physical examination. laboratory tests, and screening instruments A systematic review Christopher R. Carpenter MD, MSc, Sangil Lee MD, MS, Maura Kennedy MU.MPH. …
@mdaware.orgOct 6, 2026, 6:36 PM

current #GeriED guidelines 2.0 status

#ACEP26

Ill American College of am emerseney Paysicians GERIATRIC EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT GUIDELINES 2.0 Building the Evidence. Developing the Guidelines. Moving Knowledge Into Practice. Scholarly Output and Dissemination Through October 1, 2026 額 17 PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS 12 EVIDENCE REVIEWS (Systematic and scoping reviews) 1 PUBLISHED CLINICAL PRACTICE GUIDELINE 2 PUBLISHED SRMA PROTOCOLS UNITE. PROTECT. EMPOWER. EVIDENCE GUIDELINES DISSEMINATION IMPLEMENTATION BETTER CARE FOR OLDER ADULTS all 208+ GOOGLE SCHOLAR CITATIONS (AND GROWING) 55,000+ FULL-TEXT VIEWS/DOWNLOADS ACROSS PUBLISHER PLATFORMS (SINCE PUBLICATION)
@mdaware.orgOct 6, 2026, 6:32 PM

next #GeriED guideline on medication safety is almost ready for submission

#ACEP26

@mdaware.orgOct 6, 2026, 6:31 PM

first #GeriED guideline is out on delirium

good questions, imperfect data to answer

#ACEP26

American Colleg Emergency Phys Geriatric ED Guidelines 2.0 DELIRIUM TECT. EMPOWER. Delirium Acute brain dysfunction that manifests as inattention and confusion, altered level of consciousness, or perceptual disturbances Prevalent Delirium Delirium present on the patient's presentation to the ED Incident Delirium Delirium that develops while the patient is in the ED Questions 0.0l Should risk stratification methods be used to identify older adults in the ED at high risk for delirium for targeted delirium testing? Can delirium screening instruments accurately rule in or rule out delirium in older ED patients? Should older adults with delirium in the ED be evaluated with a non-contrast head CTor not? BangeGeriatric ED Guidelines 2.0: Delirium Algorithm Is my ED patient at risk for delirium? • Age≥65: Consider Delirium Risk Score (low risk <1) • Age265 and admitted to ED obs unit: Consider Zucchelli (<4 lowrisk, 24 high risk) • Age> 75: Consider REDEEM score (low risk s5, high risk 211) mCAM CAM-ICU RASS Is my ED patient delirious? • Consider 4AT, bCAM, mCAM, CAM-ICU, or RASS to rule in/out delirium • Consider Delirium Triage Screen to rule out delirium Does my delirious ED patient need a head CT? • Data is insufficient for obtaining a head CT or not • Obtain a head CTin those with focal neurologic findings on exam 2 CRecommendations Risk Stratification Lin older adults presenting to the ED, the Delirium Risk Score may be used to identify subsets of older adults at low risk for delirium. [Very low certainty of evidence] 2. In adults over age 65 admitted to the ED observation unit from the ED, Zucchelli's risk assessment tool with score threshold of 4 or 5 may be used to identify those at low or high risk of delirium. Very low certainty of evidence! 3. In adults over age 75 presenting to the ED, REDEEM Score threshold of 11 may be used to identify those at low or high risk of delirium. The low-risk cutoff of 5 may be used to rule out high risk for delirium. Very low certainty of evidence Diagnostic Tools 4. In older adults in the ED, 4AT, CAM, CAM-ICU, mCAM, or RASS may be used to rule in or rule out delirium. [Very low certainty of evidence] 5. In older adults in the ED, DTS may be used to rule out delirium. Very low certainty of evidence Brain Imaging 6. In the undifferentiated older ED patients with delirium, we have insufficient data to recommend obtaining a head CT vs not obtaining a head CT. [Very low certainty of evidence] UNITE. PROTECT. EMPOWER. Total 6 recommendations for risk stratification, diagnostic tools, and imaging in the ED. Lee, Khoujah et al, 2025 AEM
@mdaware.orgOct 6, 2026, 6:24 PM

important #GeriEM questions, SRMAs and #GeriED guidelines 2.0 are trying to answer

#ACEP26

I American College of Emergency Physicians" UNITE. PROTECT. EMPOWER. Key Questions When Evaluating Older Patients in the ED • What is the best test for delirium? • How best to control for undifferentiated agitation? • Consult physical therapy for my fall patient? • Consult palliative care? • Screening for elder abuse? • Pain measurement for patients with dementia? ance