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Note: This Wiki is currently being updated. Apologies for any inconvenience. If you have any suggestions for how we can make this Wiki better, please email Ashley at ar12rm@brocku.ca

Welcome to the Gerontology Health Education Wiki

The purpose of this Wiki is to share resources and tools to improve gerontological content in health education. The Wiki is a way to continue to share knowledge, resources, and tools and for others to join in the process of knowledge exchange with us.

Feel free to add new information. See the help and tips for contributing to the wiki section below.

Contents 1 Abuse and Neglect of Older Adults Teaching Resources 2 Alzheimers and Dementia Teaching Resources 3 Delirium Teaching Resources 4 Medication and Older Adults Teaching Resources 5 Mental Health and Addictions in Older Adults Teaching Resources 6 Older Adult Fitness Teaching Resources 7 Sexuality and Older Adults Teaching Resources 8 Web-based Resources for Teaching Gerontology & Geriatrics 9 Help and tips for contributing to this Wiki

Abuse and Neglect of Older Adults Teaching Resources

Please click on the link Abuse and Neglect of Older Adults Teaching Resources to find best practice guidelines, eLearning, videos, and more to help you teach students about abuse and neglect of older adults.

Alzheimers and Dementia Teaching Resources

Please click on the link Alzheimers and Dementia Teaching Resources to find best practice guidelines, eLearning, videos, and more to help you teach students about Alzheimers Disease and dementia in older adults.

Delirium Teaching Resources

Please click on the link Delirium Teaching Resources to find best practice guidelines, eLearning, videos, and more to help you teach students about delirium in older adults.

Medication and Older Adults Teaching Resources

Please click on the link Medication and Older Adults Teaching Resources to find best practice guidelines, eLearning, videos, and more to help you teach students about medications and older adults.

Mental Health and Addictions in Older Adults Teaching Resources

Please click on the link Mental Health and Addictions in Older Adults Teaching Resources to find best practice guidelines, eLearning, videos, and more to help you teach students about mental health and addictions in older adults.

Older Adult Fitness Teaching Resources

Please click on the link Older Adult Fitness Teaching Resources to find best practice guidelines, PowerPoint lectures, videos, and more to help you teach students about older adult fitness.

Sexuality and Older Adults Teaching Resources

Please click on the link Sexuality and Older Adults Teaching Resources, to find online information to help you teach students about sexuality and older adults.

Web-based Resources for Teaching Gerontology & Geriatrics

Here you can find some great websites for gerontology information and resources:

• brainXchange is a great websites that has resources about mental and neurological health conditions related to aging. Click here to search for resources: Resource Centre Topics A-Z

Help and tips for contributing to this Wiki

• Brock University Wiki Help
• How to make changes and additions to a page

Anyone can contribute to the Wiki. We had some challenges with SPAM, so we had to restrict contributions to people who are logged in. To log in, you need to create an account. Anyone can create an account, you don't have to be affiliated with Brock University. Simply click on the log in text in the top right hand corner of the page, create an account, log in, and add material to the wiki.