Geriatric Emergency Medicine, An Issue of Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America

Strategies for Improving Clinical Care of Older Adults in the Emergency Department<br>Evaluation of Older Adults in the Emergency Department Following a Fall<br>Frailty-aware Care in the Emergency Department<br>Evaluation of Head Injury in the Emergency Department<br>Acute Pain Management for the Older Adult<br>Emergency Care for Persons Living with Dementia<br>Delirium Prevention and Management in Older Adults in the Emergency Department<br>Identification and Initial Resuscitation of Critically Unwell Older Patients in the Emergency Department<br>The Importance of Addressing Social Drivers of Health and Unmet Social Needs in Optimizing Geriatric Emergency Care<br>Mental Health of Older Adults in the Emergency Department<br>Capacity and Surrogate Decision-making in the Emergency Department<br>Geriatric-Specific Considerations in the Care of Older Adults with Pulmonary/ Respiratory Diseases<br>Boarding in the Emergency Department: Specific Harms to Older Adults and Strategies for Risk Mitigation<br>Team-based, Multidisciplinary Care in the Emergency Department