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Webinar: Frailty management in primary care - The CARES model
Date:
February 16, 2021
How can you use frailty management in your practice to improve care for older adults? The CARES Model, led by Dr Grace Park, is a comprehensive assessment tool that aims to provide Community Actions and Resources Empowering Seniors.
Participants in the webinar, hosted by Shared Care’s Coordinating Complex Care initiative, will learn the uses and benefits of the CARES tool at the primary care level to identify those most at risk of frailty, and how resources and coaching are helping patients stay well and independent in their communities.
Schedule:
6 pm
7 pm