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HIV and AIDS in the Aging Population
2017 AAGP Annual Meeting Faculty Disclosures: Ali Asghar Ali Nothing to disclose geri adler No Answer Mark Rapoport Nothing to disclose
HIV AND AIDS IN THE AGING POPULATION Session 304 Marie DeWitt1; Ann Usitalo2; Stephanie Sims3 1
John D Dingell VA Medical Center, Ypsilanti, MI John D Dingell VA Medical Center, Detroit, MI 3 University of Florida, Jacksonville, FL 2
Abstract: A psychologist and psychiatrist with expertise in HIV/AIDS will discuss the changing demographics as well as the mental health and neurocognitive comorbidities associated with HIV/AIDS in the older adult population. Unique aspects of non-pharmacologic and pharmacologic treatment of mental health and neurocognitive comorbidities will also be reviewed. Faculty Disclosures: Marie DeWitt Nothing to disclose Ann Usitalo Nothing to disclose Stephanie Sims Nothing to disclose
INTEGRATED CARE: PRIVATE AND VA MODELS Session 305 Paul D. Kirwin Yale University School of Medicine, West Haven, CT Abstract: Integration of mental health services into a primary care setting is one of the cutting edge efforts of mental health care delivery. VA has mandated this integration across all clinical sites across the country, and has taken the lead nationally in developing models of Integrated Care (Primary Care-Mental Health Integration PC-MHI). Integrated Care has now become a primary focus in the private sector. The APA recently published a white paper “Dissemination of Integrated Care within Adult Primary Care Settings” building on the VA blue print and decades of QI research to recommend implementation strategies for Integrate Care in the private sector. Faculty Disclosures: Paul D. Kirwin Nothing to disclose
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Am J Geriatr Psychiatry 25:3S, Supplement 1
HIV AND AIDS IN THE AGING POPULATION Session 304 Marie DeWitt1; Ann Usitalo2; Stephanie Sims3 1
John D Dingell VA Medical Center, Ypsilanti, MI John D Dingell VA Medical Center, Detroit, MI 3 University of Florida, Jacksonville, FL 2
Abstract: A psychologist and psychiatrist with expertise in HIV/AIDS will discuss the changing demographics as well as the mental health and neurocognitive comorbidities associated with HIV/AIDS in the older adult population. Unique aspects of non-pharmacologic and pharmacologic treatment of mental health and neurocognitive comorbidities will also be reviewed. Faculty Disclosures: Marie DeWitt Nothing to disclose Ann Usitalo Nothing to disclose Stephanie Sims Nothing to disclose
INTEGRATED CARE: PRIVATE AND VA MODELS Session 305 Paul D. Kirwin Yale University School of Medicine, West Haven, CT Abstract: Integration of mental health services into a primary care setting is one of the cutting edge efforts of mental health care delivery. VA has mandated this integration across all clinical sites across the country, and has taken the lead nationally in developing models of Integrated Care (Primary Care-Mental Health Integration PC-MHI). Integrated Care has now become a primary focus in the private sector. The APA recently published a white paper “Dissemination of Integrated Care within Adult Primary Care Settings” building on the VA blue print and decades of QI research to recommend implementation strategies for Integrate Care in the private sector. Faculty Disclosures: Paul D. Kirwin Nothing to disclose
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Am J Geriatr Psychiatry 25:3S, Supplement 1