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International Congress of the European Geriatric Medicine Society
Advancing Geriatric Medicine
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in a Modern World
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EuGMS COMMUNITY 14th EuGMS PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS
Dear colleagues and friends,
Welcome to the It is a pleasure to greet you in this magnificent venue, for the 14th
International Congress of the EuGMS. I salute the work done by our
EuGMS
Congress Chair, Professor Bauer, his excellent local scientific and
organizing committee, the EuGMS academic board led by Professor
Mirko Petrovic and of course by our very professional conference
Community organisers, Aristea. They have prepared an inspiring, educational
and collegiate experience for us all in this wonderful city.
From here in Berlin we can look around - North, South, West and
East – to the whole of Europe and this is fitting as EuGMS develops
We are EuGMS! into a truly pan European organisation. All our countries have
growing older populations, but how we are each responding to this
EuGMS is proud to invite you to the EuGMS COMMUNITY BOOTH. success varies widely. Health inequalities are great and this inequality
For the first time, here at the Berlin Congress, we have a is reflected in the health and the healthcare available to older
dedicated area to share information and ideas about national people. Of course, we will continue to learn from those countries
society members of EuGMS and key activities of EuGMS itself. where geriatric medicine is well established, but health services
In the booth you will find interactive displays on: developing elsewhere have fresh opportunity also to generate new
ideas and innovative approaches from which we can all benefit.
• work of the National Societies
• information and contacts for Special Interest Groups- several A new initiative at this Congress is the Community Booth, where
are newly established: so come and get involved you will find out more about the work of the EuGMS and its national
• the Global Europe Initiative: a new project expanding our society members. Since last year our scope has expanded to all
support and involvement to newer members, especially in members of the WHO Europe Region and we have welcomed
Eastern and Southern Europe: members will be in the booth Belarus, Israel, Lithuania, Russia, and Turkey. You will also see how
from 12-13.30 on Thursday 11th and Friday12th our Global Europe Initiative aims to put particular effort into
• The EuGMS boards and the new Social Media Group. assisting the development of geriatrics in countries where it is still
in its infancy, and a new feature of this Congress has been travel and
Come and meet your fellow EuGMS colleagues, get involved! other grants to enable for presenters to come from parts where
financial support is particularly difficult.
Enjoy the Congress, enjoy each other, visit the Booth, sign up for
BRING YOUR EXCELLENCE TO EuGMS BERLIN 2018
our email list for EGM, our journal, and use the social media here
JOIN THE EuGMS COMMUNITY and during the coming year to keep involved with your EuGMS.
Finbarr C. Martin
For more information please visit our website www.eugms.org EuGMS President, 2018-19
14th EuGMS WELCOME LETTER
Dear
... colleagues,
it is a great pleasure to invite you to the 14th International Congress
of the EuGMS, to be held from the 10th to the 12th of October 2018
in Berlin, Germany. The congress theme “Advancing Geriatric
Medicine in a Modern World” represents a great challenge for our
speciality. During the next decade geriatric medicine will further
develop its profile by incorporating innovative diagnostic and
therapeutic approaches. This year`s congress will have a special
focus on these developments which are driven to a significant
degree by technological and pharmaceutical innovations.
In addition, new concepts will be presented that have evolved
directly from the traditional principles of geriatric medicine.
The congress will reflect the diversity of our speciality in all its
facets, and will offer new ideas and insights for clinicians working
with older patients in any continent of the world.
The BCC, the Berlin Congress Center, has been built in the tradition
of the Bauhaus architecture and is located right in the heart of city
at the Alexanderplatz. A large number of hotels and restaurants
can be reached in walking distance, while quick access to metro,
train and buses is available. Berlin is a vibrant city. It celebrates
openness and creativity that goes beyond the established and the
ordinary, pushing the boundaries in a multitude of ways. Be inspired
by the wide range of choices that you find in the arts, in design
and in culinary experiences.
Come to Berlin! It is always worth the trip, especially on the
occasion of the 2018 EuGMS congress.
Jürgen Bauer, MD, PhD
President of the 14th EuGMS Congress
14th EuGMS SUMMARY
COMMITTEES 8
SECRETARIAT 11
TIME TABLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 14
TIME TABLE - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 16
TIME TABLE - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 18
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 21
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 31
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME - FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 53
POSTER SESSION 73
REGISTRATION 155
SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION 156
GENERAL INFORMATION 158
bcc BERLIN CONGRESS CENTER 159
CONGRESS VENUE PLANS 160
EXHIBITION AREA PLAN 163
SPEAKERS AND CHAIRS 164
SPONSORS 169
COMMITTEES 14th EuGMS COMMITTEES
EXECUTIVE BOARD FULL BOARD
President Finbarr Martin (United Kingdom) Austria Regina Roller-Wirnsberger
Belarus Andrei Ilnitski
Past President Stefania Maggi (Italy) Belgium Jean-Pierre Bayens
President-Elect Athanase Benetos (France) Czech Republic Iva Holmerova
Denmark Solejg Henneberg Pedersen
Academic Director Mirko Petrovic (Belgium) Estonia Helgi Kolk
Finland Riitta Antikainen
Financial Directors Leo Boelaarts (The Netherlands) France Hubert Blain
Jean Petermans (Belgium) Germany Rupert Püllen
General Secretary Anne Ekdahl (Sweden) Greece Yannis Ellul
Hungary Béla Székács
Web Director Sofia Duque (Portugal) Iceland Ólafur Samúelsson
Ireland Shaun O’Keeffe
Special Advisor Cornel Christian Sieber (Germany) Israel Tzvi Dwolatzky
Italy Gianpaolo Ceda
Latvia Janis Zalkans
ACADEMIC BOARD Lithuania Vidmantas Alekna
Luxembourg Jean-Claude Leners
Academic Director Mirko Petrovic (Belgium) Malta Mark Anthony Vassallo
Jürgen Bauer (Germany) Norway Nils J. Holand
Antonio Cherubini (Italy) Poland Tomasz Grodzicki
Alfonso J. Cruz Jentoft (Spain) Portugal Lia Marques
Tomasz Grodzicki (Poland) Romania Gabriel Ioan Prada
Kiyoka Kinugawa-Bourron (France) Russia Yulia Kotovskaya
Anastassia Kossioni (Greece) Serbia Mladen Davidovic
Eija Lönnroos (Finland) Slovakia Silvester Krcmery
Francesco Mattace Raso (The Netherlands) Slovenia Gregor Veninšek
Avan Aihie Sayer (United Kingdom) Spain Carlos Verdejo-Bravo
Sweden Peter Johnson
Switzerland Rebecca Dreher-Bruggmann
The Netherlands Mariëlle Emmelot-Vonk
LOCAL COMMITTEE Turkey Mustafa Cankurtaran
President of the Congress Jürgen Bauer (Germany) United Kingdom Tahir Masud
Clemens Becker (Germany)
Cornelius Bollheimer (Germany)
Heinrich Burkhardt (Germany) OBSERVERS
Michael Denkinger (Germany)
Albania Genc Burazeri
Hans-Juergen Heppner (Germany)
Bulgaria Toni Staykova
Ursula Müller-Werdan (Germany)
Croatia Spomenka Tomek-Roksandic
Maria Cristina Polidori (Germany)
Cyprus Kyriakos Adamou
Rupert Püllen (Germany)
Kilian Rapp (Germany)
Cornel Christian Sieber (Germany)
Katrin Singler (Germany) REPRESENTATIVES FROM OTHER ORGANISATIONS
Ulrich Thiem (Germany)
Wolfgang von Renteln-Kruse (Germany) IAGG-ER Mario Barbagallo
Rainer Wirth (Germany) EAMA Nele Van Den Noortgate
Tania Zieschang (Germany) UEMS-GMS Jaap Krulder
8 9COMMITTEES 14th EuGMS SECRETARIAT
GLOBAL EUROPE INITIATIVE EuGMS SECRETARIAT
Athanase Benetos (France)
Gülistan Bahat Ozturk (Turkey)
Sofia Duque (Portugal) Via Roma, 10
Anne Ekdahl (Sweden) 16121 Genova • Italy
Radhouane Gouiaa (Tunisia) E-mail secretariat@eugms.org
Yulia Kotovskaya (Russia) www.eugms.org
Mirko Petrovic (Belgium)
Cornel Christian Sieber (Germany)
Georges Soulis (France)
ORGANIZING SECRETARIAT
SOCIAL MEDIA GROUP Via Roma, 10
16121 Genova • Italy
Sofia Duque (Portugal) Tel. (+39) 010 553591
Ioannis Georgiopoulos (Greece) Fax (+39) 010 5535970
Mary Ni Lochlainn (United Kingdom) E-mail eugms@aristea.com
Stephanie Miot (France) www.aristea.com
Shane O Hanlon (Ireland)
Karolina Piotrowicz (Poland)
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
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13TIME TABLE 14th EuGMS
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10
PLENARY ROOM 2 ROOM 3 ROOM 4 ROOM 5 ROOM 6 ROOM 7
ROOM
14.30 OLDER PATIENTS DIFFERENTIATING ANAEMIA AS A FRAILTY IN GERIATRIC SUBMITTED SUBMITTED ORAL
16.00 WITH DIABETES IN HEALTH FROM DISEASE COMORBIDITY PSYCHIATRY: A HIGH EuGMS/FFN SYMPOSIUM COMMUNICATIONS
A MODERN WORLD IN OLD AGE IN OLD PATIENTS RISK CLINICAL SYMPOSIUM ADVANCING THE METABOLISM
IN COLLABORATION POPULATION OSTEOSARCOPENIA: TEACHING OF AND NUTRITION
WITH SIG ON DIABETES A NEW GERIATRIC GERIATRIC MEDICINE:
SYNDROME @ THE EDGE OF
TOMORROW’S
POSSIBILITIES!
16.00 KEEPING DEMENTIA CARE EDA-EuGMS SYMPOSIUM ORAL HEALTH IN OLDER GERIATRICS AND SUBMITTED IGRIMUP SUBMITTED ORAL
17.30 AT THE FOREFRONT OPTIMSING ADULTS OTHER SPECIALISTS SYMPOSIUM SYMPOSIUM COMMUNICATIONS
THE MANAGEMENT WHY DO THEY NEED FROM OBSERVATION SPECIAL CARE UNITS PRE AND POST
OF DELIRIUM IN EACH OTHER? TO INTERVENTION: FOR OLDER ACUTELY OPERATIVE CARE
DAILY PRACTICE EVIDENCE TO ILL PATIENTS AND GERIATRIC
INFORM WITH COGNITIVE REHABILITATION
PRESCRIBING AND IMPAIRMENT IN
DEPRESCRIBING IN THE UNITED
OLDER PEOPLE KINGDOM, FRANCE
AND GERMANY
17.30
BREAK BREAK
18.00
18.00 OPENING CEREMONY
19.30 OPENING LECTURE
MULTIDIMENSIONAL
COMPARISON OF
SOCIETIES’ ADAPTATION
TO SOCIETAL AGING
CREATIVITY AND WISDOM
IN THE WORK OF
JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH
PERFORMANCE OF
JOHANN SEBASTIAN
BACH’S MUSIC
19.30 WELCOME RECEPTION WELCOME RECEPTION
14 15TIME TABLE 14th EuGMS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
PLENARY ROOM 2 ROOM 3 ROOM 4 ROOM 5 ROOM 6 ROOM 7 HANDS-ON
ROOM ROOM
08.30 INFORMATION AND SIG PALLIATIVE DIAGNOSIS OF ESCEO-EuGMS SYMPOSIUM ORAL ORAL
10.00 COMMUNICATION CARE SYMPOSIUM COGNITIVE SYMPOSIUM PHYSICAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS
TECHNOLOGY- DISCONTINUING DISORDERS CALCIUM AND RESILIENCE: FRAILTY AND LONGEVITY AND
BASED TRAINING TREATMENTS VITAMIN D TOWARDS CLINICAL SARCOPENIA PREVENTION
IN GERIATRIC NEAR THE END OF SUPPLEMENTATION UTILITY OF THIS NEW
PATIENTS LIFE: CHOOSING IN OLDER PEOPLE: CONCEPT AS A
WITH CARE IN WHY, WHEN AND RECOVERY MARKER
A CONTEXT HOW MUCH? IN GERIATRIC
OF UNCERTAINTY SUBMITTED MEDICINE
10.00
BREAK BREAK
10.30
10.30 INNOVATIONS IN PROS AND CONS CARDIOVASCULAR IAGG-EU - EuGMS SUBMITTED ORAL ORAL PRIMARY
12.00 SARCOPENIA SESSION CARE OF OLDER SYMPOSIUM SYMPOSIUM COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS PREVENTION OF
TRAINING IN ADULTS BETTER CRISES CARE GERIATRIC COMORBIDITY AND FUNCTIONAL
DEMENTIA UNDERSTANDING IN DEMENTIA: EDUCATION MULTIMORBIDITY DECLINE: THE
OF THE MEANING INSIGHTS FROM ADAPTATION OF THE
AND INDIVIDUAL DAILY CLINICAL LIFE CONCEPT TO A
EXPERIENCE PRACTICE AND POST-RETIREMENT
OF AGEING RESEARCH TARGET GROUP
12.00 LUNCH SESSION LUNCH SESSION LUNCH SESSION SPONSORED EAMA WORKSHOP 1
13.30 Sponsored by Sponsored by Sponsored by LECTURE GETTING READY
Nestlé Health Science GlaxoSmithKline Fresenius Kabi Sponsored by FOR RESEARCH
NEW EVIDENCE AGEING, BEST PRACTICE Medtronic AND PUBLICATION
FOR MEDICAL INFECTIOUS SHARING FOR THE HIGHLIGHTS OF
NUTRITION TO DISEASES AND MANAGEMENT OF THE NEW 2018 ESC
IMPROVE PATIENT VACCINATION FRAILTY GUIDELINES FOR
OUTCOMES DIAGNOSIS OF
SYNCOPE &
TRANSIENT LOSS
OF CONSCIOUSNESS
13.30 KEYNOTE LECTURE
14.15 OSTEOPOROSIS
THERAPY BEYOND
THE AGE OF 80
14.15
BREAK BREAK
14.30
14.30 HYPERTENSION IN SENSORS, MANAGEMENT OF T&F GROUP SUBMITTED ORAL ORAL 14.30/15.30
16.00 OLDER PEOPLE BIOMARKERS, MALNUTRITION... GERONTODONTOLOGY SYMPOSIUM COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS mHEALTH
PARTICULARITIES VIDEO-FOOTAGE SYMPOSIUM EuGMS TASK AND ORGANISATION MULTIMORBIDITY SOLUTIONS TO
AND PRECAUTIONS FOR A BETTER THE IMPORTANCE FINISH GROUP ON OF CARE AND AND TRAIN YOUNG OLD
UNDERSTANDING OF ORAL HEALTH FALL-RISK- GEROTECHNOLOGY / COMPREHENSIVE PERSONS
OF FALL ASPECTS IN FRAIL INCREASING DRUGS: CONTINENCE GERIATRIC TO IMPROVE
MECHANISMS OLDER HOW TO PREVENT MANAGEMENT / ASSESSMENT BALANCE,
MEDICATION- VACCINES AND STRENGTH AND
RELATED FALLS? IMMUNIZATION PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
16.00 SPONSORED SPONSORED SPONSORED 16.00/16.30 EuGMS WORKSHOP
17.30 SYMPOSIUM SYMPOSIUM SYMPOSIUM LECTURE APPLICATION
Sponsored by Sponsored by Ontex Sponsored by MSD POLYPHARMACY OF ULTRASOUND
Sprintt NEW ADVANCES IMMUNISATION AND ADHERENCE: FOR MUSCLE
SPRINTT TRIAL ON IN THE AS A FOUNDATION TWO SIDES OF THE ASSESSMENT
FRAILTY: AN MANAGEMENT OF ACTIVE SAME COIN IN SARCOPENIA
UPDATE OF URINARY HEALTHY AGEING
INCONTINENCE
IN OLDER PEOPLE
16 17TIME TABLE 14th EuGMS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12
PLENARY ROOM 2 ROOM 3 ROOM 4 ROOM 5 ROOM 6 ROOM 7 HANDS-ON
ROOM ROOM
08.30 INNOVATIONS IN EuGMS LTC SIG DOES FRAILTY ANTICOAGULANTS EuGMS/SIOG JOINT ORAL ORAL
10.00 THE MANAGEMENT AND AMDA MATTER? IN ATRIAL SYMPOSIUM COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS
OF POLYPHARMACY SYMPOSIUM FIBRILLATION: THE FRAILTY ACUTE CARE COGNITION
INTEGRATING EUROSAF PROJECT ASSESSMENT IN AND DEMENTIA
HIGH QUALITY OLDER ADULTS WITH
END-OF-LIFE CARE CANCER
INTO THE
NURSING HOME
10.00
BREAK BREAK
10.30
10.30 NEW CLINICAL PROS AND CONS MANAGEMENT OF GERIATRIC NEW TREATMENTS ORAL ORAL 10.30/11.45
12.00 APPROACHES SESSION BEHAVIOURAL AND EMERGENCY FOR MAJOR COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS CLINICAL AND
TO INFECTIONS CURRENT PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE: NEW CHRONIC DISEASES BIOGERONTOLOGY, DELIRIUM, INSTRUMENTED
DEFINITIONS OF SYMPTOMS APPROACHES IN OLDER ADULTS FRAILTY AND GERIATRIC IN ASSESSMENT TO
FRAILTY AND OF DEMENTIA TO OLDER SARCOPENIA ORGAN DISEASE IDENTIFY OLDER
MALNUTRITION PATIENTS IN THE PERSONS AT RISK OF
EMERGENCY FUNCTIONAL DECLINE.
DEPARTMENT CBMS AS A MEASURE
OF PHYSICAL ABILITY
12.00 LUNCH SESSION LUNCH SESSION LUNCH SESSION EAMA WORKSHOP 2
13.30 Sponsored by Sponsored by Sponsored by IMPLEMENTATION
Nutricia Abbott Sanofi Pasteur OF CGA FOR
MOBILITY, TACKLING THE THE DOMINO ALL OLDER
STRENGTH LOSS OF MUSCLE EFFECTS OF HOSPITALIZED
& FUNCTION: MASS IN CLINICAL INFLUENZA PATIENTS?
HOW SPECIALISED PRACTICE DISEASE IN OLDER LITERATURE,
NUTRITION ADULTS - MOVING CURRENT
CAN HELP BEYOND THE PRACTICES, RISKS
ACUTE INFECTION AND BENEFITES,
TO RECOGNIZE WAYS OF
THE FULL PUBLIC IMPLEMENTATION
HEALTH IMPACT
13.30 KEYNOTE LECTURE
14.15 THE NEW EWGSOP
CONSENSUS ON
SARCOPENIA 2018
14.15
BREAK BREAK
14.30
14.30 MULTIMORBIDITY OROPHARYNGEAL GERIATRIC SUBMITTED SUBMITTED ORAL ORAL DATA ANALYTICS
16.00 2.0 – SOME DYSPHAGIA ASSESSMENT SYMPOSIUM SYMPOSIUM COMMUNICATIONS COMMUNICATIONS FOR PHYSICAL
LIGHT FROM THE IN CLINICAL TOWARDS A TECHNOLOGY ETHICS AND END PHARMACOLOGY ACTIVITY
RESEARCH FIELD PRACTICE EUROPEAN AND AGING: NEW OF LIFE CARE / ASSESSMENT:
CONSENSUS ON OPPORTUNITIES COGNITION WHAT CLINICALLY
GERIATRIC FOR A BETTER LIFE AND DEMENTIA / RELEVANT
REHABILITATION? ACUTE CARE INFORMATION WE
CAN EXTRACT FROM
RAW SENSOR DATA
16.00 CLOSING
17.30 CEREMONY
HIGHLIGHTS OF
THE EuGMS 2018
CONGRESS
18 1914th EuGMS
WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER 10
21WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 14th EuGMS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10
14.30-16.00 14.30-16.00
PLENARY ROOM ROOM 4
14.30 OLDER PATIENTS WITH DIABETES IN A MODERN WORLD 14.30 FRAILTY IN GERIATRIC PSYCHIATRY:
16.00 IN COLLABORATION WITH SIG ON DIABETES 16.00 A HIGH RISK CLINICAL POPULATION
Chairs: Stefania Maggi (Italy), Eva Topinkova (Czech Republic) Chairs: Richard Oude Voshaar (The Netherlands), Reinhardt Lindner (Germany)
1. The older patient and the new anti-diabetic drugs 1. Predictive value of frailty in patients with mental disorders
Andrej Zeyfang (Germany) Carolien Benraad (The Netherlands)
2. Digital technologies in the care of older people with diabetes 2. Frailty and depression in older people: a complex relationship
Isabelle Bourdel-Marchasson (France) Nicola Veronese (Italy)
3. Non-pharmacological management of diabetes in older patients 3. Interaction between social isolation, loneliness, frailty and depression
Sylvie Bonin-Guillaume (France)
Daniel Tessier (Canada)
ROOM 2 ROOM 5
14.30 SUBMITTED EuGMS/FFN SYMPOSIUM
14.30 DIFFERENTIATING HEALTH FROM DISEASE IN OLD AGE 16.00 OSTEOSARCOPENIA: A NEW GERIATRIC SYNDROME
16.00 Chairs: Yannis Ellul (Greece), Cornel Sieber (Germany) Chairs: Karsten Dreinhöfer (Germany), Finbarr Martin (United Kingdom)
1. How to define health in old age 1. Osteosarcopenia in hip fracture patients – prevalence
Judith Fuchs (Germany) and clinical challenges
2. Age adapted cut-offs of laboratory values Anette Hylen Ranhoff (Norway)
Joris Delanghe (Belgium) 2. Bone-muscle crosstalk: toward a better understanding
3. Arterial stiffness: a tissue biomarker of aging of musculoskeletal pathologies
Francesco Mattace Raso (The Netherlands) Hubert Blain (France)
3. Role of nutrition and physical exercise in the prevention of bone
and muscle wasting in hip fracture patients
Alfonso J. Cruz Jentoft (Spain)
ROOM 3
14.30 ANAEMIA AS A COMORBIDITY IN OLD PATIENTS ROOM 6
16.00 Chairs: Thomas Münzer (Switzerland), Anne Ekdahl (Sweden)
1. Anaemia and impact on biocognitive functionality 14.30 SUBMITTED SYMPOSIUM
Kiyoka Kinugawa-Bourron (France) 16.00 ADVANCING THE TEACHING OF GERIATRIC MEDICINE:
2. How does anaemia impact on morbidity and mortality @ THE EDGE OF TOMORROW’S POSSIBILITIES!
Sofia Duque (Portugal) Chairs: Thomas Jackson (United Kingdom), Marit S. Bakken (Norway)
3. Management of anaemia in geriatric patients 1. Is traditional classroom teaching (also in geriatric medicine) dead?
Katrin Singler (Germany) Regina Roller-Wirnsberger (Austria)
2. Teaching geriatric medicine through gamification
Susanne S. Hernes (Norway)
3. Teaching Geriatric Medicine through simulation
Esa Jämsen (Finland)
22 23WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 14th EuGMS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10
14.30-16.00 16.00-17.30
ROOM 7 PLENARY ROOM
14.30 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS 16.00 KEEPING DEMENTIA CARE AT THE FOREFRONT
16.00 METABOLISM AND NUTRITION 17.30 Chairs: Eija Lönnroos (Finland), Ingvild Saltvedt (Norway)
Chairs: Rainer Wirth (Germany), Mustafa Cankurtaran (Turkey)
1. Preclinical Alzheimer’s disease: definition, natural history,
O-001 Prevalence of malnutrition using harmonized definitions in and diagnostic criteria
older adults from different settings in Europe and New Bruno Dubois (France)
Zealand – a MaNuEL Study
2. Drug development in Alzheimer’s disease: the path to 2025
Maike Wolters (Germany)
Lutz Froelich (Germany)
O-002 MNA® nutritional screening identifies COPD patients with
3. Ideas and advice on developing and implementing
higher rate of complications
a national dementia strategy
Kala Kaspar (Switzerland)
Shaun Timothy O’Keeffe (Ireland)
O-003 The role of health considerations in food choice of community-
dwelling older adults with functional limitations 17.30 Break
Hanna Maria Rempe (Germany) 18.00
O-004 Development and validation of a short food questionnaire to
screen for low protein intake in community-dwelling older
adults: The Protein Screener 55+ (Pro55+) ROOM 2
Hanneke Wijnhoven (The Netherlands)
O-005 Physical function after resistance training among old adults
16.00 EDA-EuGMS SYMPOSIUM
with metabolic syndrome
17.30 OPTIMSING THE MANAGEMENT OF DELIRIUM IN DAILY PRACTICE
Olof Gudny Geirsdottir (Iceland)
Chairs: Adalsteinn Gudmundsson (Iceland), Ulrich Thiem (Germany)
O-006 Happiness of the oldest old men is associated with fruit and
1. Non pharmacological interventions for delirium prevention
vegetable intakes
in the acute care
Satu Jyväkorpi (Finland)
Koen Milisen (Belgium)
O-007 Body-shape and falls among community-dwelling older adults
2. Pharmacological prevention of delirium in the acute settings
in the Malaysian elders Longitudinal Research Study
Leiv Otto Watne (Norway)
Sheng Hui Kioh (Malaysia)
3. How to implement a non-pharmacological protocol in the daily
O-008 From mitochondria to healthy aging: the role of branched-
clinical practice: barriers and facilitators
chain amino acids treatment: MATeR a randomized study
Antonio Cherubini (Italy)
Francesca Dutto (Italy)
O-009 Determinants of malnutrition in older persons – results from 17.30 Break
the European MaNuEL knowledge hub 18.00
Dorothee Volkert (Germany)
24 25WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10 14th EuGMS WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10
16.00-17.30 16.00-17.30
ROOM 3 ROOM 5
16.00 ORAL HEALTH IN OLDER ADULTS 16.00 SUBMITTED IGRIMUP SYMPOSIUM
17.30 Chairs: Regina Roller-Wirnsberger (Austria), Katrin Singler (Germany) 17.30 FROM OBSERVATION TO INTERVENTION: EVIDENCE TO INFORM
PRESCRIBING AND DEPRESCRIBING IN OLDER PEOPLE
1. Oral health status in old age
Chairs: Doron Garfinkel (Israel), Michael Denkinger (Germany)
Justyna Hajto-Bryk (Poland)
1. Big data geriatric pharmacoepidemiology:
2. Interactions between oral and general health
findings from nationwide registers
Nicolas Martínez-Velilla (Spain)
Kristina Johnell (Sweden)
3. Prevention of oral problems in old age
2. Prescribing and deprescribing: addressing inappropriate
Anastassia Kossioni (Greece)
medication use in older adults
Danijela Gnjidic (Australia)
17.30 Break
18.00 3. Withdrawal versus continuation of long-term antipsychotic
drug use for behavioural and psychological symptoms
in older people with dementia
Mirko Petrovic (Belgium)
ROOM 4
17.30 Break
16.00 GERIATRICS AND OTHER SPECIALISTS 18.00
17.30 WHY DO THEY NEED EACH OTHER?
Chairs: Mustafa Cankurtaran (Turkey), Desmond O’Neill (Ireland)
1. Added value of geriatric assesment in cardiovascular clinical care ROOM 6
Ursula Müller-Werdan (Germany)
2. Nephrology: an interdisciplinary response to a growing challenge 16.00 SUBMITTED SYMPOSIUM
Raymond Vanholder (Belgium) 17.30 SPECIAL CARE UNITS FOR OLDER ACUTELY ILL PATIENTS
3. Peri-operative care and follow-up of older surgical patients: WITH COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT IN THE UNITED KINGDOM,
a joint venture between surgeon and geriatrician FRANCE AND GERMANY
Arturo Vilches Moraga (United Kingdom) Chairs: Tahir Masud (United Kingdom),
Wolfgang von Renteln-Kruse (Germany)
17.30 Break 1. Management of patients with dementia in a Special Care Acute
18.00 Ward in the past 20 years: the French experience
Anne-Bahia Abdeljalil (France)
2. Medical and Mental Health Unit for older people with cognitive
disorders in the United Kingdom: development, evaluation and impact
Rowan Harwood (United Kingdom)
3. Special Care Units for patients with dementia.
First experiences and where we are after 20 years in Germany
Tania Zieschang (Germany)
17.30 Break
18.00
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16.00-17.30 18.00-19.30
ROOM 7 PLENARY ROOM
16.00 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS 18.00 OPENING CEREMONY
17.30 PRE AND POST OPERATIVE CARE 19.30 Jurgen Bauer (Germany) - President of the 14th EuGMS Congress
AND GERIATRIC REHABILITATION Finbarr Martin (United Kingdom) - President of EuGMS
Chairs: Antoine Vella (Malta), Solveig Henneberg Pedersen (Denmark) Mirko Petrovic (Belgium) - Academic Director of EuGMS
O-010 Nutrition and functional outcomes in older adults admitted
OPENING LECTURE
to rehabilitation units: a multi-centre cohort study
MULTIDIMENSIONAL COMPARISON OF SOCIETIES’
Diana Lelli (Italy)
ADAPTATION TO SOCIETAL AGING
O-011 Increasing life-space mobility in multimorbid older persons Jack Rowe (USA)
with motor and cognitive impairment
Phoebe Ullrich (Germany) CREATIVITY AND WISDOM IN THE WORK
O-012 Fear of falling in geriatric patients recovering from hip OF JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH
fracture - a matter of motor performance or emotion Andreas Kruse (Germany)
Tobias Eckert (Germany)
PERFORMANCE OF JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH’S MUSIC
O-013 Pre-discharge rehabilitation after hip surgery reduces 30-day
readmissions in older adults: National Health Insurance
Service–Senior Cohort (2007–2012) 19.30 WELCOME RECEPTION
Chang Won Won (Republic of Korea)
O-014 Variability in the detection of delirium among older
patients with hip fracture: results from the Gruppo Italiano
di OrtoGeriatria (GIOG) national registry
Giuseppe Bellelli (Italy)
O-015 Factors associated with institutionalization after one year
of hip fracture
Lourdes Del Rosario Evangelista Cabrera (Spain)
O-016 Predicting 12-month mortality in emergency surgery patients
assessed by an elderly care liaison service: Salford POP-GS
Arturo Vilches-Moraga (United Kingdom)
O-017 Association between anticholinergic load and urinary
retention after hip fracture surgery in patients over 75 years
Rebecca Haddad (France)
O-018 Documentation of capacity & consent to surgery
in a trauma unit
Claire Pulford (United Kingdom)
17.30 Break
18.00
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OCTOBER 11
31THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 14th EuGMS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
08.30-10.00 08.30-10.00
PLENARY ROOM ROOM 3
08.30 INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY-BASED 08.30 DIAGNOSIS OF COGNITIVE DISORDERS
10.00 TRAINING IN GERIATRIC PATIENTS 10.00 Chairs: Sylvie Bonin, (France), Kiyoka Kinugawa-Bourron (France)
Chairs: Clemens Becker (Germany), Christophe Büla (Switzerland)
1. Neuropsychological assessment - When and how?
1. The ICT based measurement of real world walking speed Anne-Brita Knapskog (Norway)
to guide training and coaching
2. Cerebrospinal fluid biomarkers - When and how?
Kamiar Aminian (Switzerland)
Katrien Cobbaert (Belgium)
2. Psychological aspects of ICT based coaching and ICT based training
3. Neuroimaging - When and how?
Christopher Todd (United Kingdom)
Frédéric Blanc (France)
3. Effects of the PreventIT feasibility RCT
Jorunn Helbostad (Norway) 10.00 Break
10.30
10.00 Break
10.30
ROOM 4
ROOM 2
08.30 ESCEO-EuGMS SYMPOSIUM
10.00 CALCIUM AND VITAMIN D SUPPLEMENTATION IN OLDER PEOPLE:
08.30 SIG PALLIATIVE CARE SYMPOSIUM WHY, WHEN AND HOW MUCH?
10.00 DISCONTINUING TREATMENTS NEAR THE END OF LIFE: Chairs: Jean-Yves Reginster (Belgium), Cyrus Cooper (United Kingdom)
CHOOSING WITH CARE IN A CONTEXT OF UNCERTAINTY
1. Role of Calcium and Vitamin D in musculoskeletal health
Chairs: Thomas Frühwald (Austria), Katarzyna Wieczorowska-Tobiaz (Poland)
René Rizzoli (Switzerland)
1. Prognostic indicators for older people with advanced illness:
2. Safety of Calcium administration in older people:
predicting the unpredictable
critical analysis of the evidence
Nele Van Den Noortgate (Belgium)
Nick Harvey (United Kingdom)
2. Overuse of medical services near the end of life:
3. Role of food supplements (outside vitamin D and calcium)
too much, too late?
in muscle health
Lucas Morin (Sweden)
Olivier Bruyère (Belgium)
3. The clinical and ethical challenges of discontinuing treatments
Sophie Pautex (Switzerland) 10.00 Break
10.30
10.00 Break
10.30
32 33THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 14th EuGMS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
08.30-10.00 08.30-10.00
ROOM 5 ROOM 6
08.30 SUBMITTED SYMPOSIUM 08.30 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
10.00 PHYSICAL RESILIENCE: TOWARD CLINICAL UTILITY OF THIS NEW 10.00 FRAILTY AND SARCOPENIA
CONCEPT AS A RECOVERY MARKER IN GERIATRIC MEDICINE Chairs: Karolina Piotrowicz (Poland), Avan Aihie Sayer (United Kingdom)
Chair: René Melis (The Netherlands), Heather Whitson (USA)
O-019 Systematic review on pharmacotherapy for hypertension
1. Frailty, resilience, intrinsic capacity: in functionally impaired elderly – sub-project of the
three distinct and complementary concepts Medication and Quality of Life in frail older persons
Matteo Cesari (Italy) (MedQoL) Research Group
Michael Denkinger (Germany)
2. The role of biological and physiological markers and life
experiences and psychosocial risk factors in the development O-020 The impact of intramuscular adipose tissue on the 4-years
of life-long physical resilience: evidence from TILDA and SNAC-k mortality risk of hospitalized geriatric patients
Aisling O’Halloran (Ireland), Serhiy Dekhtyar (Sweden) Stany Perkisas (Belgium)
3. The association of dynamical indicators of resilience O-021 A cluster-randomized clinical trial of a daily physical activity
with hospitalization outcomes and recovery in geriatrics inpatients combined with nutritional Supplement In Nursing Home
Sanne Gijzel (The Netherlands) Residents – The OPEN Study
Sofia Vikström (Sweden)
10.00 Break O-022 The functional continuum in relation to survival in older adults:
10.30 the FRADEA study
Emiel Hoogendijk (The Netherlands)
O-023 Muscle fiber atrophy in neurogenic sarcopenia
Fabiana Tanganelli (Germany)
O-024 Standard error of measurement and smallest detectable
change of the SarQoL® questionnaire: an analysis of subjects
from 8 validation studies
Anton Geerinck (Belgium)
O-025 Association between frailty and life-course obesity in
community-dwelling elders: the GAZEL cohort
Benjamin Landré (France)
O-026 Muscle function, muscle mass and sarcopenia and its relation
to independent ageing. A report from the Uppsala
Longitudinal Study of Adult Men (ULSAM)
Kristin Franzon (Sweden)
O-027 Telomere length and frailty: The Helsinki Birth Cohort Study
Markus Haapanen (Finland)
10.00 Break
10.30
34 35THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 14th EuGMS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
08.30-10.00 10.30-12.00
ROOM 7 PLENARY ROOM
08.30 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS 10.30 INNOVATIONS IN SARCOPENIA
10.00 LONGEVITY AND PREVENTION 12.00 Chairs: Jürgen Bauer (Germany), Gülistan Bahat (Turkey)
Chairs: Andrei Ilnitski (Belarus), Olafur Samuelsson (Iceland)
1. Sarcopenia and obesity
O-028 Predicting the onset of functional decline in people aged Mauro Zamboni (Italy)
65-75 years old: pooled analysis of four European cohort studies
2. New nutritional interventions
Nini Hannah Jonkman (The Netherlands)
Maurits Vandewoude (Belgium)
O-029 “Active Health Promotion in Old Age“: Who benefited
3. Pharmacotherapy – where do we stand?
from participation? Compression of morbidity assessed
Avan Aihie Sayer (United Kingdom)
in the Longitudinal Urban Cohort Ageing Study (LUCAS)
over 13.8 years
Ulrike Dapp (Germany)
ROOM 2
O-030 Is healthy overweight in midlife also associated with successful
aging? The Helsinki Businessmen Study
Timo Strandberg (Finland) 10.30 PROS AND CONS SESSION
12.00 TRAINING IN DEMENTIA
O-031 A new virtual ward: assessing its impact on elderly patients in
Chairs: Maria Cristina Polidori (Germany), Kiyoka Kinugawa-Bourron (France)
the Poole North locality in Dorset, UK
Charles Jefferson-Loveday (United Kingdom) 1. Cognitive training
Kaisu Pitkälä (Finland), Javier Olazarán (Spain)
O-032 Midlife predictors of reaching 90 years of age in the Helsinki
Businessmen Study 2. Motor training
Annele Urtamo (Finland) Klaus Hauer (Germany), Sally Lamb (United Kingdom)
O-033 Prevention for senior citizens requiring care- Lübeck Model
Worlds of Movement (Lübecker Modell Bewegungswelten)
Sonja Krupp (Germany) ROOM 3
O-034 The burden and mental health among singleton caregiver for
multiple family members: a nationwide cross-sectional study 10.30 CARDIOVASCULAR CARE OF OLDER ADULTS
Miku Izutsu (Japan) 12.00 Chairs: Thomasz Grodzicki (Poland), Karen Andersen Ranberg (Denmark)
O-035 The pharmacist in the Acute Geriatric Inpatient Treatment 1. Hypertension - what are the treatment goals
Team – Impact on hospital readmissions and trans-sectoral Ute Hoffmann (Germany)
communication (AGITATE)
2. Mitral valve disease - treatment options and risk
Mathias Freitag (Germany)
Anastasia Koutsouri (Greece)
O-036 Fifty percent reduction of falls and fractures among elderly
3. Heart failure - the balance between ACEI, sartans
in nursing homes
and spironolactone and renal dysfunction
Christian Molnár (Sweden)
Marte Mellingsaeter (Norway)
10.00 Break
10.30
36 37THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 14th EuGMS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
10.30-12.00 10.30-12.00
ROOM 4 ROOM 6
10.30 IAGG-EU - EuGMS SYMPOSIUM 10.30 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
12.00 BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF THE MEANING AND INDIVIDUAL 12.00 GERIATRIC EDUCATION
EXPERIENCE OF AGEING Chairs: Tzvi Dwolatzky (Israel), Francesco Mattace Raso (The Netherlands)
Chairs: Finbarr Martin (United Kingdom), Mario Barbagallo (Italy)
O-037 Geriatric medicine simulation for medical students
1. Geriatric medicine and cultural gerontology Nicola Linscott (United Kingdom)
Desmond O’Neill (Ireland)
O-038 Why did they choose Geriatrics? A national survey among
2. Reaching older people: understanding of health and preventive French medical students
experiences for a tailored approach Joaquim Prud’homm (France)
Christiane Patzelt (Germany)
O-039 Innovations in geriatric medicine: lessons from the first
3. Psychological health in the retirement transition: pan-speciality trainee-led national audit Geriatric Medicine
rationale and first findings in the HEalth, Ageing Research Collaborative (GeMRC)
and Retirement Transitions in Sweden (HAERTS) study Geriatric Medicine Research (GeMRC), (United Kingdom)
Boo Johansson (Sweden)
O-040 Reducing antibiotic overprescribing in Nursing Homes
(NHs): role of education, leadership, and variation
in practice patterns
ROOM 5 Philip Sloane (USA)
O-041 Dementia communication skills course: improving medical
10.30 SUBMITTED SYMPOSIUM students’ confidence and patient-centred communication skills
12.00 CRISES CARE IN DEMENTIA: INSIGHTS FROM DAILY CLINICAL in dementia care
PRACTICE AND RESEARCH Jasmine Gan (United Kingdom)
Chairs: Marjolein van der Marck (The Netherlands), O-042 Insight in residents and consultants applied knowledge
René Melis (The Netherlands) of pharmacotherapy and polypharmacy
1. What should a good dementia crisis service look like? Mariska van Haastrecht (The Netherlands)
A model of ‘best practice’ (AQUEDUCT) O-043 Clinical uncertainty in geriatrics: how the enhance coping
Donna Maria Coleston-Shields (United Kingdom) by residents
2. Crises management in dementia care in Germany: Marianne van Iersel (The Netherlands)
moving from ER admissions to home-treatment O-044 How to organize a geriatric curriculum during financial crisis?
Vjera Holthoff-Detto (Germany) Geriatric training from scratch
3. Dementia care in the Netherlands: how to improve crises Georgios Soulis (Greece)
management? Recommendations from action-based research O-045 Gero-Parcours - a teaching unit in dental education
Marjolein van der Marck (The Netherlands) Angela Stillhart (Switzerland)
38 39THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 14th EuGMS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
10.30-12.00 12.00-13.30
ROOM 7 ROOM 2
10.30 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS 12.00 LUNCH SESSION
12.00 COMORBIDITY AND MULTIMORBIDITY 13.30 Sponsored by
Chairs: Ursula Mueller-Werdan (Germany), Riitta Antikainen (Finland)
O-046 QT dispersion in Masked Hypertention: an arrhythmogenic
risk factor (G-MASH-QT) NEW EVIDENCE FOR MEDICAL NUTRITION TO IMPROVE
Mert Esme (Turkey) PATIENT OUTCOMES
O-047 Repeated cerebrospinal fluid removal procedure in older Chair: Anotnio Cherubini (Italy)
patients with idiopathic normotensive hydrocephalus 1. The feasibility and validity of the Nutrition
ineligible for surgical treatment and Functionality Assessment (NFA)
Sarah Damanti (Italy) Roger Fielding (USA)
O-048 Hypothyroidism and incidence of geriatric syndromes 2. Special need for and use of texture-modified foods
Mario Ulises Perez-Zepeda (Mexico) for nursing home residents
O-049 Predictors of orthostatic hypotension in hypertensive patients: Yves Rolland (France)
the role of hypotensive drugs 3. Systematic use of oral nutritional supplements improves treatment
Giulia Rivasi (Italy) tolerance in head and neck cancer patients
O-050 Influence of cognitive impairment on cardiac mortality after Emanuele Cereda (Italy)
percutaneous coronary intervention in very elderly patients 4. Q&A panel
Tomoko Tomioka (Japan)
O-051 Profiling the hospital-dependent oldest-old patient: a case-series
study of multiple readmissions at Parma University-Hospital, Italy ROOM 3
Andrea Ticinesi (Italy)
O-052 Longitudinal trajectories of multimorbidity in old age: the role 12.00 LUNCH SESSION
of childhood circumstances, education, life-long work stress, 13.30 Sponsored by
and late-life social network
Serhiy Dekhtyar (Sweden)
O-053 A James Lind Alliance priority setting partnership for research
about multiple conditions in later life AGEING, INFECTIOUS DISEASES AND VACCINATION
P. Stuart (United Kingdom) Chairs: Jean-Pierre Michel (Switzerland), Gaëtan Gavazzi (France)
O-054 Association between a higher drug burden index and the level 1. Experts’ panel discussion
of functional autonomy in seniors, six months after an Jean-Pierre Michel (Switzerland), Gaëtan Gavazzi (France)
emergency consultation for minor trauma in the ceti cohort
2. Changing demographics require new vaccination strategies
Kröger Edeltraut (Canada)
Stefania Maggi (Italy)
3. What is immunosenescence and how does it affect the immune system?
HANDS-ON ROOM Birgit Weinberger (Austria)
4. Approaches used to overcome lower vaccine responses
in older adults
10.30 PRIMARY PREVENTION OF FUNCTIONAL DECLINE: THE ADAPTATION
Christopher Clarke (United Kingdom)
12.00 OF THE LIFE CONCEPT TO A POST-RETIREMENT TARGET GROUP
Stefanie Mikolaizak (Germany), Elisabeth Boulton (United Kingdom), 5. Concluding remarks and Q&A
Corinna Nerz (Germany), Kristin Taraldsen (Norway) Jean-Pierre Michel (Switzerland), Gaëtan Gavazzi (France)
40 41THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 14th EuGMS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
12.00-13.30 12.00-13.30
ROOM 4 ROOM 6
12.00 LUNCH SESSION 12.00 EAMA WORKSHOP 1
13.30 Sponsored by 13.30 GETTING READY FOR RESEARCH AND PUBLICATION
Meeting the Editors in Chief of major geriatric journals
1. Publishing a scientific paper
- How to write a good research article
BEST PRACTICE SHARING FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF FRAILTY William Applegate (USA)
Chair: Jürgen Bauer (Germany)
- Writing for impact
1. Introduction to the topic Sheryl Zimmerman (USA)
Jürgen Bauer (Germany) - Practical aspects of the publication process
2. Frailty in older adults: prevalence, screening, David Stott (United Kingdom)
assessment and diagnosis 2. Reading scientific papers
Alessandro Laviano (Italy)
- How to keep updated with the medical literature
3. Nutrition interventions in older adults with frailty Alfonso J. Cruz Jentoft (Spain)
Cornel Sieber (Germany) - Critical reading: and introduction to peer review
4. Reducing progression of functional decline: protein is key! Philip Sloane (USA)
Philip Atherton (United Kingdom)
5. Q&A Session and concluding remarks
ROOM 5
12.00 SPONSORED LECTURE
12.30 Sponsored by
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEW 2018 ESC GUIDELINES FOR DIAGNOSIS
OF SYNCOPE & TRANSIENT LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS
Chair: Tomasz Grodzicki (Poland)
What matters for geriatricians?
Andrea Ungar (Italy)
42 43THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 14th EuGMS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
13.30-14.15 14.30-16.00
PLENARY ROOM PLENARY ROOM
13.30 KEYNOTE LECTURE 14.30 HYPERTENSION IN OLDER PEOPLE
14.15 Chairs: Jürgen Bauer (Germany), Finbarr Martin (United Kingdom) 16.00 PARTICULARITIES AND PRECAUTIONS
OSTEOPOROSIS THERAPY BEYOND THE AGE OF 80 Chairs: Tomasz Grodzicki (Poland),
Cyrus Cooper (United Kingdom) Francesco Mattace Raso (The Netherlands)
1. Need for different therapeutic targets in different subpopulations
14.15 Break of older people?
14.30 Athanase Benetos (France)
2. Changes in renal adaptation to stress in older people
with hypertension
Andrea Ungar (Italy)
3. Response to antihypertensive therapy in older patients
with sustained and nonsustained systolic hypertension
Jerzy Gasowski (Poland)
ROOM 2
14.30 SENSORS, BIOMARKERS, VIDEO-FOOTAGE
16.00 FOR A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF FALL MECHANISMS
Chairs: Koen Milisen (Belgium), Kilian Rapp (Germany)
1. Sensor-based analyses of falls
Jochen Klenk (Germany)
2. Video-based analyses of falls
Bart Vanrumste (Belgium)
3. Biomarkers in traumatic brain injuries
Bengt Nellgård (Sweden)
ROOM 3
14.30 MANAGEMENT OF MALNUTRITION...
16.00 Chairs: Francesco Landi (Italy), Cornel Sieber (Germany)
1. …in community dwelling patients
Maria Dolores Sanchez- Rodriguez (Spain)
2. …in hospitalized patients
Regina Roller-Wirnsberger (Austria)
3. ...in nursing-home patients
Hanna Maria Kerminen (Finland)
44 45THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 14th EuGMS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
14.30-16.00 14.30-16.00
ROOM 4 ROOM 6
14.30 T&F GROUP GERONTODONTOLOGY SYMPOSIUM 14.30 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
16.00 THE IMPORTANCE OF ORAL HEALTH ASPECTS IN FRAIL OLDER 16.00 ORGANISATION OF CARE AND GEROTECHNOLOGY / CONTINENCE
Chairs: Anastassia Kossioni (Greece), Mirko Petrovic (Belgium) MANAGEMENT / VACCINES AND IMMUNIZATION
Chairs: Tischa van der Cammen (The Netherlands),
1. The impact of medication use on oral health
Jean Petermans (Belgium)
Gert-Jan van der Putten (The Netherlands)
O-055 Elderly patients’ experience of participation in the hospital
2. Aspiration pneumonia and oral health preventive measures
discharge: A qualitative metasummary
Frauke Muller (Switzerland)
Ingvild Lilleheie, Norway)
3. Promotion of oral health practices in nursing homes
O-056 Determinants of general practitioners’ attitude towards zoster
Barbara Janssens (Belgium)
vaccination among people aged 65 and over in France
Juliette Gautier (France)
O-057 Is the term ‘Care of the Elderly’ (CoE) pejorative, outdated
ROOM 5
and needs to be replaced? A patient and staff survey in a
district general hospital in United Kingdom on patient and
14.30 SUBMITTED SYMPOSIUM public perception
16.00 EuGMS TASK AND FINISH GROUP ON FALL-RISK-INCREASING Rashid Mahmood (United Kingdom)
DRUGS: HOW TO PREVENT MEDICATION-RELATED FALLS?
O-058 Empowered signposting using a Local Asset Mapping Project
Chairs: Nathalie van der Velde (The Netherlands),
(LAMP) - a new era of social prescribing?
Lotta Seppälä (The Netherlands)
David Robinson, Ireland)
1. Knowledge dissemination of FRID
O-059 Measuring the impact of communicative robots on older
The French Occitanie Macvia experience
people in care facilities: do age, gender and stage of
Hubert Blain (France)
dementia matter?
2. Fall-risk-increasing drugs and deprescribing efforts Kazuko Obayashi (Japan)
in nursing homes
O-060 Concurrent validity of a mobile sensor-based gait
Katarzyna Szczerbinska (Poland)
analysis system on a smart walker in older adults with
3. Do type or number of medication or both affect the fall risk? gait impairments
Lucie Laflamme (Sweden) Christian Werner (Germany)
O-061 Addressing frailty in smart cities through unobtrusive data
collection, data analytics and empowerment technologies.
Experimental results from the City4Age Project
Giovanni Ricevuti (Italy)
O-062 Robotic balance evaluation with hunova in older people:
correlation with Short Physical Performance Battery (SPPB)
Alberto Cella (Italy)
O-063 Thermo-expandable metallic urethral stent for managing
elderly people with indwelling urinary catheter: a compelling
option to avoid long-term catheterization
Rambaud Cyrielle (France)
46 47THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 14th EuGMS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
14.30-16.00 16.00-17.30
ROOM 7 ROOM 2
14.30 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS 16.00 SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM
16.00 MULTIMORBIDITY AND COMPREHENSIVE GERIATRIC ASSESSMENT 17.30 Sponsored by
Chairs: Maria Cristina Polidori (Germany), Tahir Masud (United Kingdom)
O-064 The knowledge and attitudes of Flemish geriatric nurses
regarding tiredness of life and euthanasia: a survey study
Nele Van Den Noortgate (Belgium) SPRINTT TRIAL ON FRAILTY: AN UPDATE
Chair: Roberto Bernabei (Italy), Bruno Vellas (France)
O-065 Validity of sensor-based, habitual physical activity and gait
analysis in older persons with cognitive impairment after 1. Sprintt trial update and baseline data
discharge from geriatric rehabilitation Francesco Landi (Italy)
Martin Bongartz (Germany) 2. Biomarker Ancilllary Study:
O-066 Sex differences in physical functioning while aging in the rationale, methods and expected outcos
Netherlands: influence of age, generation and education Ram Miller (USA), Stephan Von Haehling (Denmark)
Lena Sialino (The Netherlands) 3. Life after Sprintt: anti-sarcopenic drugs in the pipeline
O-067 Impact of spousal bereavement on health and mortality Ronenn Roubenoff (USA)
among older adults: nationwide, matched cohort study
Lucas Morin (Sweden)
O-068 Predictors of deprescribing in nursing home residents on ROOM 3
polypharmacy: results from a multi-centre european study
Emanuele Rocco Villani (Italy)
16.00 SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM
O-069 Predictive ability of physical and cognitive deficits 17.30 Sponsored by
in the Kihon Checklist for incident dependency and mortality
in Japanese community-dwellers
Shosuke Satake (Japan)
O-070 Symptomatic orthostatic hypotension predicts incident NEW ADVANCES IN THE MANAGEMENT OF URINARY
depression in a large cohort of community-dwellling older INCONTINENCE IN OLDER PEOPLE
people. Data from TILDA Chair: Carlos Verdejo-Bravo (Spain)
Robert Briggs (Ireland) 1. Pathophysiology of UI and its relationship
O-071 Effect of cumulative exposure to medications with with other geriatric syndromes
anticholinergic and sedative properties on dynamic gait Susan Orme (United Kingdom)
characteristic in geriatric patients 2. Conservative management of UI in older people
Claudine Lamoth (The Netherlands) Rhian Morse (United Kingdom)
O-072 Deprescribing made easier
3. Surgical management of UI in older people
Denis Curtin (Ireland)
Matthias Oelke (Germany)
HANDS-ON ROOM
14.30 mHEALTH SOLUTIONS TO TRAIN YOUNG OLD PERSONS
15.30 TO IMPROVE BALANCE, STRENGTH AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Sabato Mellone (Italy), Stefanie Mikolaizak (Germany),
Corinna Nerz (Germany), Kristin Taraldsen (Norway)
48 49THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 14th EuGMS
16.00-17.30
ROOM 4
16.00 SPONSORED SYMPOSIUM
17.30 Sponsored by
IMMUNISATION AS A FOUNDATION OF ACTIVE HEALTHY AGEING
Chair: Thomas Weinke (Germany)
1. Vaccination as a critical component of a holistic approach
to health care for older adults
James Goodwin (United Kingdom)
2. Frailty, immunity and immunisation in older people:
connecting the dots
Davide Vetrano (Italy)
3. Life-course immunisation: why geriatricians should be advocates
for vaccination throughout life
Johannes Huebner (Germany)
4. Closing remarks
Thomas Weinke (Germany)
ROOM 5
16.00 LECTURE
16.30 POLYPHARMACY AND ADHERENCE:
TWO SIDES OF THE SAME COIN
Chair: Alpana Mair (United Kingdom)
Graziano Onder (Italy)
HANDS-ON ROOM
16.00 EuGMS WORKSHOP
17.30 APPLICATION OF ULTRASOUND
FOR MUSCLE ASSESSMENT IN SARCOPENIA
Stany Perkisas (Belgium)
5014th EuGMS
FRIDAY,
OCTOBER 12
53FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 14th EuGMS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12
08.30-10.00 08.30-10.00
PLENARY ROOM ROOM 3
08.30 INNOVATIONS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF POLYPHARMACY 08.30 DOES FRAILTY MATTER?
10.00 Chairs: Heinrich Burkhardt (Germany), Mirko Petrovic (Belgium) 10.00 Chairs: Karen Andersen-Ranberg (Denmark), Alfonso J. Cruz Jentoft (Spain)
1. Medication based tools and beyond – Prespectives to implement 1. Frailty and bone disorder
Beers, Start/Stopp and FORTA in daily practive Stany Perkisas (Belgium)
Martin Wehling (Germany)
2. Frailty and diabetes
2. Addressing complex prescribing and polypharmacy Suzy Hope (United Kingdom)
in older patients in primary care
3. Frailty and cancer
Barbara Clyne (Ireland)
Marie Laurent (France)
3. Team approaches in manageing medicines
Anne Spinewine (Belgium) 10.00 Break
10.30
10.00 Break
10.30
ROOM 4
ROOM 2
08.30 ANTICOAGULANTS IN ATRIAL FIBRILLATION:
10.00 THE EUROSAF PROJECT
08.30 EuGMS LTC SIG AND AMDA SYMPOSIUM Chairs: Stefania Maggi (Italy), Heidi Gruner (Portugal)
10.00 INTEGRATING HIGH QUALITY END-OF-LIFE CARE
1. Prevalence and consequences of AF in older people
INTO THE NURSING HOME
Timo Strandberg (Finland)
Chairs: Olafur Samuelsson (Iceland), Daniel Swagerty (USA)
2. Anticoagulants in AF: RCTs, real life and guidelines
1. Typology of palliative care implementation strategies
Maria Cristina Polidori (Germany)
in ruropean care homes
Katherine Froggatt (United Kingdom) 3. From guidelines to personalized treatment in older people
Alberto Pilotto (Italy)
2. The macro-level drivers for the implementation of palliative care
in long-term care facilities in Poland
Katarzyna Szczerbinska (Poland) 10.00 Break
10.30
3. Addressing the palliative care needs of people with Young
Onset Dementia (YOD): the Care4Youngdem Study
Raymond Koopmans (The Netherlands)
10.00 Break
10.30
54 55FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 14th EuGMS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12
08.30-10.00 08.30-10.00
ROOM 5 ROOM 6
08.30 EuGMS/SIOG JOINT SYMPOSIUM 08.30 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
10.00 FRAILTY ASSESSMENT IN OLDER ADULTS WITH CANCER 10.00 ACUTE CARE
Chairs: Nina Ommundsen (Norway), Cecilia Lund (Denmark) Chairs: Yulia Kotovskaya (Russia), Sofia Duque (Portugal)
1. Frailty screening in older adults with cancer – how to implement O-073 Geriatric vulnerability in older emergency department
into clinical practice patients according to electronic health records
Philip Braude (United Kingdom) Laura Blomaard (The Netherlands)
2. New targets to assess frailty in older adults with cancer – O-074 Usefulness of C reactive protein and procalcitonin
performance measures or biomarkers? to rule out bacteremia in older patients: retrospective
Claire Falandry (France) study on 776 blood cultures
Gaëtan Gavazzi (France)
3. Geriatric assessment in older adults with cancer –
what should the geriatrician provide? O-075 Assessment of anemia and functionality in a geriatric acute
Marije Hamaker (The Netherlands) care unit
Jorge Corrales (Spain)
10.00 Break O-076 The acute care of the elderly unit: providing rapid specialised
10.30 care for frail older people
Towhid Imam (United Kingdom)
O-077 The frailty index in the emergency department
Enrica Patrizio (Italy)
O-078 Acute heart failure: clinical characteristics and in-hospital
outcomes in elderly patients. Realworld data from
ATHENA registry
Andrea Herbst (Italy)
O-079 Effect of systemic intensive care unit triage on long-term
mortality among critically ill elderly patients in France: a
randomized clinical trial
Hélène Vallet (France)
O-080 Is the Emergency Department fast-track system effective and
safe for older patients?
Beatrice Gasperini (Italy)
O-081 Rapid cognitive assessment with 4AT in Acutely ill patients
Aged ≥65 years with suspected infection
Marius Myrstad (Norway)
10.00 Break
10.30
56 57FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 14th EuGMS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12
08.30-10.00 10.30-12.00
ROOM 7 PLENARY ROOM
08.30 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS 10.30 NEW CLINICAL APPROACHES TO INFECTIONS
10.00 COGNITION AND DEMENTIA 12.00 Chairs: Johan Flamaing (Belgium), Michael Denkinger (Germany)
Chairs: Mariëlle Emmelot Vonk (The Netherlands), Eija Lönnroos (Finland)
1. Monitoring the immune system
O-082 Association between blood pressure variability and findings Julian Braun (Germany)
on magnetic resonance imaging in memory clinic patients
2. Sepsis in older patients
Lotte van den Ingh (The Netherlands)
Gaëtan Gavazzi (France)
O-083 Efficacy of hearing aids on the cognitive status of patients
3. Device infections
with Alzheimer’s disease and hearing loss: a multicenter
Stijn Blot (Belgium)
controlled randomized trial
Nguyen Marie-France (France)
O-084 Delirium and other complications during hospital stay
ROOM 2
related to femoral nerve block vs conventional pain
management among patients with hip fracture –
A randomised controlled trial 10.30 PROS AND CONS SESSION
Birgitta Olofsson (Sweden) 12.00 CURRENT DEFINITIONS OF FRAILTY AND MALNUTRITION
Chairs: Avan Aihie Sayer (United Kingdom), Andreas Leischker (Germany)
O-085 Symptom profiles in Alzheimer’s disease patients with
and without cerebrovascular disease 1. Frailty physical / multidimensional
Rannveig Eldholm (Norway) Matteo Cesari (Italy), Jos Schols (The Netherlands)
O-086 The relationship between peripheral inflammation 2. Malnutrition definition – new diagnostic criteria by European
and progression of Alzheimer’s Disease Society of Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism (ESPEN)
Anne Brita Knapskog (Norway) and Global Leadership Initiative on Malnutrition (GLIM)
Tommy Cederholm (Sweden), Marjorlen Visser (The Netherlands)
O-087 Cognitive decline and survival in Parkinson’s disease
dementia and dementia with lewy bodies: longitudinal
data from the Swedish dementia registry
Maria Eriksdotter (Sweden) ROOM 3
O-088 Development of the highly reproducible standardized
evaluation system for dementia care by thinking model 10.30 MANAGEMENT OF BEHAVIOURAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL
of artificial intelligence 12.00 SYMPTOMS OF DEMENTIA
Miwako Honda (Japan) Chairs: Nele Van Den Noortgate (Belgium), Thomas Jackson (United Kingdom)
O-089 Sub-typing of dementia after TIA and stroke: comparison 1. How to manage aggressiveness/agitation?
of clinical diagnostic criteria for vascular dementia in a Andreas Engvig (Norway)
longitudinal population-based study
2. How to manage sexual behaviour/disorders?
Aubretia McColl (United Kingdom)
Anette Ciurea (Switzerland)
O-090 Intervention program to promote personal autonomy in mild
3. How to manage wandering/ elopement/escaping?
and moderate cognitive impairment
Sylvie Bonin-Guillaume (France)
Myriel López Tatis (Spain)
10.00 Break
10.30
58 59FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 14th EuGMS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12
10.30-12.00 10.30-12.00
ROOM 4 ROOM 6
10.30 GERIATRIC EMERGENCY MEDICINE: NEW APPROACHES 10.30 ORAL COMMUNICATIONS
12.00 TO OLDER PATIENTS IN THE EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT 12.00 BIOGERONTOLOGY, FRAILTY AND SARCOPENIA
Chairs: Simon Mooijaart (The Netherlands), Christian Nickel (Switzerland) Chairs: Mark-Anthony Vassallo (Malta), Hubert Blain (France)
1. Embedding frailty in ED and its impact on patient care O-091 Socio-demographic and health characteristics associated
Faisal Aijaz (United Kingdom) with transitions between frailty states over three years
in the MAPT study
2. Measuring patient reported outcome is feasible in older patients
Marie Herr (France)
attending the emergency department
Yvonne Schoon (The Netherlands) O-092 Comparison of tools for the identification of frail
community-dwelling older people in primary care settings:
3. The URGENT CARE model and unplanned ED revisits
frail, but according to which tool?
Els Devriendt (Belgium)
Itziar Vergara (Spain)
O-093 Association between frailty tools and functional status
in frailty and no frailty subjects (Frailtools study):
ROOM 5
preliminary results
Jimmy Martin Gonzales Turin (Spain)
10.30 NEW TREATMENTS FOR MAJOR CHRONIC DISEASES
O-094 Acute cytokine production upon stimulation with
12.00 IN OLDER ADULTS
lipopolysaccharide associates with cardiovascular mortality
Chairs: Yulia Kotovskaia (Russia), Gabriel Prada (Romania)
risk independent of circulating markers of chronic
1. Heart Failure inflammation
Nicolas Girerd (France) Andrea Maier (Australia)
2. COPD O-095 Frailty predicts medication-related harm requiring healthcare:
Francesco Landi (Italy) a UK multicentre prospective cohort study
Nikesh Parekh (United Kingdom)
3. Anaemia
Merete Gregersen (Denmark) O-096 Association of a regulatory anti-oxidant and drug-
metabolising gene with multi-morbidity and adverse drug
reactions in older adults
Greg Scutt (United Kingdom)
O-097 Telomere length according to age and sex in adults
and in children
Athanase Benetos (France)
O-098 The association of oral health with body weight within
10 years in community-dwelling older adults
Eva Kiesswetter (Germany)
O-099 Pronostic value of routine biomarkers in older patients with
cancer: pooled analysis of three prospective cohorts
Oubaya Nadia (France)
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