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Links & Resources

Organizations & Initiatives in Oregon

  • Making Oregon Vital for Elders - M.O.V.E. is a statewide coalition of dedicated organizations and individuals united in changing the way Oregonians feel about health and long-term care for older adults.
  • Northwest Coalition for Geriatric Nursing Education - A Coalition of Schools and Colleges of Nursing in the Northwest United States committed to advancing the health of older adults through excellence in nursing education. Informed by research, we seek to develop and nurture the best educational methods to foster excellent nurse clinicians, researchers, and teachers who are dedicated to the health and welfare of older adults.

National Organization & Initiatives

Educational Resource Sites, Publications & Model Programs

  • ConsultGeriRn- A comprehensive Web site containing geriatric nursing information: both for "stat" and for just about everything you need to know in caring for older adults.
  • NW Coalition for Geriatric Nursing Education- A free public collection of geriatric nursing education resources for school of nursing faculty who want to include content on older adults in their undergraduate and associate degree curricula.  
  • IMPACT- Improving Mood - Promoting Access to Collaborative Treatment for Late Life Depression.
  • Iowa Evidence-Based Practice- For nurses and other health care practitioners interested in learning the process of evidence-based practice, locating resources and services to assist in adoption of evidence-based practices, and accessing electronic repositories of evidence-based practice guidelines. 
  • The Paul Beeson Physician Faculty Scholars in Aging Research Program- Since 1995, the Paul B. Beeson Career Development Awards in Aging Research Program (formerly the Beeson Physician Faculty Scholars Program) has supported 152 Beeson Scholars from 39 of the nation's top medical schools and research institutions. Today, the Beeson program continues to foster the independent research careers of clinically trained investigators — a growing cadre of talented physician-scientists — whose research and leadership are enhancing the health and quality of life of Americans, particularly older people.