39th Annual UCLA Intensive Course in Geriatric Medicine and Board Review 2023
$35.00
VideoCourse · Geriatric · 2023
The UCLA Geriatric Board Review 2023 is one of the longest-running and most respected programs of its kind, packing 29 hours of evidence-based, practical lectures into 59 sessions that cover neurology, cardiology, psychiatry, pharmacology, and the full spectrum of geriatric syndromes.
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59video lectures
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29.25hours
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16.5 GBlibrary
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2023edition
- Designed for physicians preparing for ABIM or ABFP initial certification or recertification in geriatric medicine
- Includes three named award lectures: David H. Solomon, Dan and Erna Osterweil, and Arthur C. Cherkin
- Two companion PDFs — full syllabus and question bank
29 Hours of Board-Review Lectures Covering Every Geriatric Subspecialty
The UCLA Geriatric Board Review 2023 is the 39th iteration of one of the nation’s longest-running geriatric medicine courses. Over 59 recorded sessions, faculty walk through the physiology of aging, pharmacokinetics in older adults, and organ-specific disease states — from pulmonary and cardiovascular medicine to neurology, hematology, and palliative care — building the comprehensive knowledge base you need for certification or recertification exams.
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59video lectures
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29.25hours
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16.5 GBlibrary
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2023edition
Inside this resource
Cardiovascular and pulmonary medicine
A high blood pressure update, atrial fibrillation management, and a heart failure session form the cardiac core. Pulmonary diseases in older persons and a COVID-19 treatment lecture address respiratory care. Perioperative assessment and cardiovascular disease optimization round out the surgical-prep component, giving you the evidence to manage cardiac risk before, during, and after procedures in elderly patients.
Neurology, dementia, and behavioral health
The cognitive track covers the full spectrum from impaired cognition through dementia pharmacotherapy to psychiatric and behavioral symptoms in Alzheimer’s and other dementias. Non-pharmacologic approaches to behavioral management, late-life depression treatment, anxiety disorders, and sleep problems complete the neuropsychiatric picture. An Arthur C. Cherkin Memorial Award Lecture on “Young Blood for Old Brains” highlights aging neuroscience research.
Pharmacology, nutrition, and multisystem updates
Pharmacokinetic considerations, explicit medication-appropriateness criteria, and clinical pharmacy pearls address the complexities of prescribing in older adults. Nutrition throughout the ages, type 2 diabetes updates, GI issues, prostate disease, urinary incontinence, chronic kidney disease, and rheumatologic advances (vasculitis, gout, rheumatoid arthritis) round out the organ-system review.
Geriatric syndromes and rehabilitation
Falls assessment and management, geriatric rehabilitation, pressure ulcers, pain assessment and management, and dermatologic conditions in aging skin form the syndromes block. Vision and hearing loss sessions address sensory impairment. Geriatric assessment principles, resilience and epigenetics, and a David H. Solomon Memorial Award Lecture on substance use in diverse populations provide the broader framework for comprehensive care.
Who this serves
- Physicians preparing for ABIM or ABFP geriatric exams — structured review of the full content blueprint for initial certification or recertification
- Primary care clinicians — practical updates on managing complex, multimorbid older adults in outpatient and inpatient settings
- Health professionals in geriatric care — evidence-based knowledge across neurology, cardiology, pharmacology, and palliative medicine
Faculty & syllabus
Sessions covered 59 lectures
- Physiology of Aging
- Resilience – Maximizing Momentum as We Age – Genetics & Epigenetics
- Pharmacokinetic Considerations in Older Adults
- Explicit Criteria & Medication Appropriateness
- Preventative Health Care in the Geriatric Patient
- Pulmonary Diseases in Older Persons
- David H. Solomon Memorial Award Lecture – Substance Use in Diverse Populations with a Focus on Older Adults, Alcohol & Cannabis
- Falls – Assessment & Management
- Geriatric Rehabilitation
- Rheumatology Therapeutic Advances – Vasculitis, Gout & Rheumatoid Arthritis
- Nutrition Throughout the Ages
- Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus – A Clinical Update
- Common GI Issues in Older Persons
- Prostate Disease in the Geriatric Population
- Management of Urinary Incontinence & Overactive Bladder Syndrome
- Geriatric Dermatology
- Management of Chronic Kidney Disease
- High Blood Pressure in the Geriatric Population
- State of the Art – Atrial Fibrillation
- Update in the Management of Heart Failure
- Perioperative Assessment in the Older Patient
- How to Optimize Care & Improve Outcomes for Older Adults with Cardiovascular Disease
- Dan & Erna Osterweil Awardee Lecture – Structures to Guide Clinical Care of Seriously Ill Patients
- Hematologic Disease in Internal Medicine with an Emphasis on the Elderly
- Palliative Care in the Older Patient
- Taking Care of Patients with COVID-19 – A Living Document
- Infections in the Older Persons
- Clinical Pharmacy Pearls
- Pain Assessment & Management in Older Adults
- Osteoporosis – An Overview
- Assessing & Managing Pressure Ulcers
- Vision Loss in the Elderly
- Hearing Loss, Silent But Disabling – Important Clinical Considerations
- Gaining Clarity About Confusion – Sorting Out Impaired Cognition with Selected Cases
- The Spectrum of Cognitive Dysfunction
- Pharmacological Treatment Across Dementia Syndromes
- Psychiatric & Behavioral Symptoms in Alzheimer’s & Other Dementias
- A Non-Pharmacologic Approach to Behavioral Management in Dementia
- Arthur C. Cherkin Memorial Award Lecture – Young Blood for Old Brains
- Treatment of Parkinson’s Disease in the Geriatric Population
- Ischemic Stroke – Acute Treatment & Secondary Prevention
- Anxiety Disorders in the Elderly
- Late Life Depression – Treatment Update
- Sleep Problems in Older People
Before you buy
What is included in the download?
59 video lectures totaling 29.25 hours, plus a full syllabus PDF and a question-bank PDF — 16.5 GB in total.
When was this course originally released?
December 1, 2023. The educational content remains current for board-exam preparation and clinical reference.
The chart
| Format | Video course (59 videos + 2 PDFs) |
|---|---|
| Duration | 29.25 hours |
| Size | 16.5 GB |
| Year | 2023 |
| Publisher | UCLA |
| Department | Geriatric |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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C. Rivera –
59 videos is a lot of content but the syllabus PDF helped me navigate efficiently. The pharmacology sessions on medication appropriateness were practical and well-presented.
Patricia Wong –
The dementia and pain management lectures were outstanding. The faculty clearly have deep clinical experience and the case-based approach made the material stick.
Mark Davidson –
Used this to prepare for ABIM geriatrics recertification and passed. The 29 hours cover the full blueprint — neurology, cardiology, pharmacology, and the syndromes are all there.
Diana Ross –
Comprehensive coverage across every organ system. The neurology and cardiology lectures gave me exactly the depth I needed for managing complex older adults with multiple comorbidities.
Angela Brooks –
The pharmacology section alone was worth it. Explicit criteria for medication appropriateness, pharmacokinetics in older adults, and clinical pharmacy pearls — all very actionable.
Kevin Tran –
Good content but the 16.5 GB download took forever on my connection. Would be nice to have a streaming option. The rheumatology and GI sessions were solid though.
R. Shah –
At 29.25 hours this is a serious time investment but the breadth is impressive. The perioperative assessment session was particularly useful for my surgical patients.
Jonathan Lee –
PDF syllabus is well-organized and pairs nicely with the video lectures. The COVID-19 and infectious disease sections kept things current. Board review material is solid.