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APPENDIX I. LIST OF INTERDISCIPLINARY LEADERSHIP GROUP OF THE AMERICAN GERIATRICS SOCIETY PROJECT TO INCREASE GERIATRICS EXPERTISE IN SURGICAL AND MEDICAL SPECIALTIES Anesthesiology Alan D. Sessler, MD Representing: Foundation for Anesthesia Education and Research, American Society of Anesthesiologists Emergency Medicine Gary Strange, MD Representing: Society for Academic Emergency Medicine General Surgery Walter J. Pories, MD, FACS Representing: Association of Program Directors in Surgery Obstetrics & Gynecology Gerald Holzman, MD Representing: American College of Obstetrics & Gynecologists Ophthalmology Thomas J. Liesegang, MD Representing: American Academy of Ophthalmology Orthopaedic Surgery Kenneth J. Koval, MD Representing: American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons American Geriatrics Society David H. Solomon, MD Co-Director, AGS/Hartford Project: Increasing Geriatrics Expertise in Surgical and Medical Specialties John R. Burton, MD Co-Director, AGS/Hartford Project: Increasing Geriatrics Expertise in Surgical and Medical Specialties Joseph G. Ouslander, MD President, AGS Paul R. Katz, MD Editor-in-Chief, Geriatrics Syllabus for Specialists Myron Miller, MD Project Advisor to Orthopaedic Surgery, PM&R; Representative to AAOS Task Force; Outreach Program Peter Pompei, MD Liaison, AGS Education Committee; Project Advisor to Anesthesiology, Orthopaedic Surgery, Thoracic Surgery; Outreach Program Meghan B. Gerety, MD Treasurer, AGS William B. Applegate, MD Member, AGS Board of Directors Otolaryngology Steven M. Parnes, MD Representing: American Academy of Otolaryngology Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Dale C. Strasser, MD Representing: American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Thoracic Surgery Renee S. Hartz, MD Joseph LoCicero III, MD Representing: Society for Thoracic Surgeons Urology George W. Drach, MD Representing: American Urological Association Source: Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 48:699-701, 2000 112
Association of Directors of Geriatric Academic Programs The Empire State Building 350 Fifth Avenue, Suite 801 New York, NY 10118
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National Oversight Panel M. Brownel
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The American Geriatrics Society . .
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List of Tables and Figures Chapter
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Figure 7.4 Figure 7.5 Figure 7.6 Fi
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the fastest acceleration in 12 year
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esidency review committee provide a
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Project Methodology National Oversi
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Table 2.2 Secondary Data and their
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3 Historical Development of Geriatr
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$195.9 million NIA extramural suppo
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important political decision by the
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4 The Practice Of Geriatric Medicin
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participants. Geriatricians have be
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Table 4.8 Medicaid Recipients and P
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Figure 4.1 Distribution of Certifie
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Figure 4.3 Geriatric Caseload for P
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Table 4.19 Total Annual Compensatio
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panel felt were most important for
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5 Academic Geriatrics Programs in U
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Table 5.1 Academic Geriatric Progra
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Table 5.1 Academic Geriatric Progra
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Figure 5.1 Number of Years as Acade
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Table 5.4 Women and Minority Facult
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Figure 5.6 Physician Faculty Vacanc
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Table 5.7 Sources of Geriatric Prog
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Table 5.9 Allopathic Medical School
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Table 5.11 Allocation of Faculty an
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Table 5.12 Allocation of Faculty an
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Table 6.1 Geriatric Medicine and Ge
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