This course equips medical directors and other clinicians to lead the adoption of Age-Friendly care in their nursing homes. Learners will explore the 4Ms—What Matters, Medication, Mentation, and Mobility—along with practical strategies for implementation, sustaining change, and improving care in nursing homes.

This session is part of the More of a Good Thing series. This roundtable discussion focuses on a review of this year's roundtables and a look ahead to future roundtables.

This session is part of the More of a Good Thing series. This roundtable discussion focused on a new nursing home value business model to strengthen front-line staff retention as the foundation for high performance.

This introductory course is designed for clinicians who are interested in exploring or learning more about post-acute and long-term care (PALTC). Students and geriatric fellows in training who are considering practicing in this setting will find the course beneficial in understanding and appreciating the immense potential that a career in PALTC offers.

Bring home the insights and expertise from PALTmed’s 2nd annual Business of Medicine Symposium with on-demand access to the session recordings.

The inaugural Care Continuum Symposium Recordings feature relevant, content-rich discussions on topics such as evolving practice styles in AL, value-based care, improving transitions of care and person-directed care, and legislative initiatives.

This session is part of the More of a Good Thing series. This roundtable discussion focuses on career mobility and shared governance.

Developed in collaboration with the American Heart Association, this webinar focuses on strategies for effective communication and seamless transitions of care for patients with heart failure. Participants will explore evidence-based assessment tools and operational processes designed to improve patient outcomes during transitions between care settings.

Offered in collaboration with UPMC, this educational session examines the changing epidemiology of aging HIV patients and their increasing presence in long-term care facilities.

This interactive self-paced course is designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary to implement effective deprescribing practices in your facility.

The goal of this training is to introduce medical directors and nursing home leaders to decolonization as an effective strategy to reduce infections, hospitalizations, and antibiotic-resistant pathogens in nursing homes.

This session is part of the More of a Good Thing series. This roundtable discussion focuses on strategies for developing leaders within your organization.

This session is part of the More of a Good Thing series. This roundtable discussion focuses on providing feedback to staff and leadership strategies for improving communication and engagement.

The forum will explore ways PALTC clinicians can leverage the new payment models to get reimbursed for delivering compassionate, coordinated, and effective care.

This session is part of the More of a Good Thing series. This roundtable discussion focuses on partnering with your QIN-QIO to implement retention strategies.

This self-paced interactive course provides current data regarding respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccination and communication strategies to inform and recommend immunization to PALTC residents and their families.

This self-paced interactive course provides an overview of vaccine development and vaccines currently in development and/or clinical trials that may be available to PALTC residents soon.

This course provides the essential information, strategies, and skills to launch and maintain successful resident and staff vaccination efforts in PALTC. Designed for medical directors, attending physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician associates, this self-paced interactive course provides an overview of immunization recommendations, communication strategies, leadership roles, and billing information.

This on-demand course is structured around the five elements of QAPI and will equip nursing home leaders with the tools necessary to design, implement, and monitor a QAPI program within their facility.

Access recordings from PALTC26 Annual Conference, featuring expert-led sessions, practical insights, and the latest updates in the field. Designed for flexible, on-demand learning, these recordings allow you to revisit key presentations, explore topics at your own pace, and reinforce knowledge to support your clinical practice.