1. GENI: Geriatrics Education Network of Indiana PI: Glenda Westmoreland, MD Presented by: Deanna Willis, MD, MBA Project Supported by: The Donald W. Reynolds Foundation Methodist Health Foundation Clarian Health Partners Indiana University School of Medicine IU Medical Group-Primary Care

2. GENI Program Structure IU School of Medicine Only medical school in state 2 nd largest medical school in country (1200 students) 9 regional campuses Each affiliated with a local college/university 12 Family Medicine Residency programs disseminated around state

3. GENI Program Structure “Train the Trainer” Approach

4. GENI Program Structure Key content: Geriatrics knowledge areas Depression Urinary Incontinence Falls Dementia Quality Improvement Relationship Centered Care

5. GENI Innovative Teaching Mechanisms “GENI Players” role-playing demonstrations integration of lecture-discussions and office based quality improvement planning project planning involving a Council of Elders

6. GENI Innovative Teaching Mechanisms “GENI Players” role-playing demonstrations integration of lecture-discussions and office based quality improvement planning project planning involving a Council of Elders

7. GENI Innovative Teaching Mechanisms GENI Players: -Actors -Deliver original script of “bad” encounter -Audience offers revisions -Revisions are incorporated into “rewritten” script later in agenda -Deliver revised script of “good” encounter

8. GENI Innovative Teaching Mechanisms “GENI Players” role-playing demonstrations integration of lecture-discussions and office based quality improvement planning project planning involving a Council of Elders

9. GENI Innovative Teaching Mechanisms Role Playing Audience members participate Enact a patient/provider visit on one of the four topic areas falls, depression, dementia, urinary incontinence Demonstration of “bad” and “good” encounter

10. GENI Innovative Teaching Mechanisms “GENI Players” role-playing demonstrations integration of lecture-discussions and office based quality improvement planning project planning involving a Council of Elders

11. GENI Innovative Teaching Mechanisms Brief (10 min) expert “lecture” on content area Tool Kit provided upon arrival to meeting Use of “Geripardy” to reinforce “lecture”

15. GENI Innovative Teaching Mechanisms Small group discussion --Facilitated Case Discussion --Identification of Office Based Quality Improvement focus --Development of Office Based PDSA trial

16. GENI Innovative Teaching Mechanisms “GENI Players” role-playing demonstrations integration of lecture-discussions and office based quality improvement planning project planning involving a Council of Elders

17. Council of Elders Community Based Seniors Provide input on program design Provide Consumer insight