Geriatric Psychiatry

Marc Agronin, MD is a board-certified adult and geriatric psychiatrist and currently oversees behavioral health and the memory and research center at Miami Jewish Health, where he has worked since 1999. Dr. Agronin is a graduate of Harvard University with a degree in psychology and philosophy and the Yale School of Medicine. He trained in psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and completed a fellowship in geriatric psychiatry at the Minneapolis VA Medical Center. He is the author of ten books and hundreds of articles and has written on aging issues for the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal.Ipsit Vahia, MD, is Associate Chief of the Division of Geriatric Psychiatry and Director of the Technology and Aging Laboratory at McLean Hospital. He is also Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and serves on the American Psychiatric Association (APA) Council on Geriatric Psychiatry. Dr. Vahia has received several prestigious awards for his work on the use oftechnology and informatics in the assessment and management of older adults, including the 2016 AAGP Barry Lebowitz Award and the 2014 APA Hartford Jeste Award.

• Preface PART I: ASSESSING THE GERIATRIC PATIENT Chapter 1: What's Happening to Me?Cindy Marshall, MD, and Mary Quiceno, MD Chapter 2: Body, Brain and Where the Two MeetDustin Z Nowaskie, MD, Carol Chan, MD, Sophia Wang, MD Chapter 3: Mental Status in the MomentZelde Espinel, MD, MA, MPH and Elizabeth A. Crocco, MD Chapter 4: Cognitive Screens Short and Sweet, and When More is NeededKelly L. Konopacki, PhD, and Sara L. Weisenbach, PhD, ABPP Chapter 5: A Picture Worth a Thousand WordsBrandon Yarns, MD, and Aaron Greene, MD Chapter 6: What's Normal and What's Not? Putting It All TogetherSophiya Benjamin, MD, Joanne Ho, MD, and Saumil Dholakia, MD PART II: NEUROCOGNITIVE DISORDERS Chapter 7: Am I Losing My Mind?Angela M. Kristan, MD, and Elizabeth J. Santos, MD, MPH Chapter 8: I Can't Remember What Just Happened Michael Li, MD, and Erica Garcia-Pittman, MD Chapter 9: He Became a Different Person Practically OvernightMatthew E. Kern, MD, Jessica Stovall, MD, and Prasad R. Padala, MD, MS Chapter 10: The Man Who Mistook the Trash for His DogJohn F. Hodes, BS, David A. Merril, MD, and Melita Petrossian, MD Chapter 11: Suddenly Carefree and CarelessAnil Vatsavayi, MD Chapter 12: A Telling Triad of SymptomsFanny Huynh Du, MD, Robert Hess, MD, and Steve Huege, MD PART III: ANXIETY DISORDERS Chapter 13: I'm Always AfraidMaria Rueda-Lara, MD, and Elizabeth A. Crocco, MD Chapter 14: I Felt as Though I Was About to DieRachel Zack Ishikawa, PhD, MPH, and Feyza Marouf, MD Chapter 15: I Can't Get Those Thoughts Out Of My HeadKayla Vardi, MD Chapter 16: Every Reminder Throws Me OffAzziza Bankole, MD PART IV: MOOD DISORDERS Chapter 17: To Switch or To Augment: That is the Question Marie Anne Gebara, MD, and Jordan F. Karp, MD Chapter 18: Expecting the Expected Susan W. Lehmann, MD Chapter 19: Life Is Not Worth LivingAli Asghar-Ali, MD, and Richa Lavingia, MPH Chapter 20: Withering AwayMario Fahed, MD, and Kristina Zdanys, MD Chapter 21: Sad or Just Unconcerned?Jennifer Junko Holiman, APRN, Kathryn Kieran, APRN, and Caroline S. Bader, MD PART V: PSYCHOTIC DISORDERS Chapter 22: It's Like She Lost Her Mind OvernightKripa Balaram, MD, Deena J. Tampi, MSN, MBA-HCA, RN, and Rajesh R. Tampi, MD Chapter 23: She Thinks I'm Someone Else Silpa Balachandran, MD, Deena J. Tampi, MSN, MBA-HCA, RN, and Rajesh R. Tampi, MD, MS Chapter 24: He Is Frightened of Things That He Sees Arshiya Syeda Farheen, MD, Deena J. Tampi, MSN, MBA-HCA, RN, and Rajesh R. Tampi, MD, MS Chapter 25: Suspicious NeighborsMichael Reinhardt, MD Chapter 26: I Live With These VoicesTarek K. Rajji, MD, FRPCP PART VI: OTHER DISORDERS Chapter 27: It's Just a Nightcap Luminita Luca, MD, PhD, and Elizabeth A. Crocco, MD Chapter 28: No One Can Work with HerMarc Agronin, MD Chapter 29: Trustworthy or Not?Karen Reimers, MD Chapter 30: Wired and ReadyKathryn Kieran, APRN, and Ipsit V. Vahia, MD