[AJA 2021 LECTURE 5] Tai Chi for fall prevention and healthy mind-body aging

The lecture goes on to explain the therapeutic mechanisms/processes (affective and cognitive motor function) relevant to falls impacted by Tai Chi.
Format

Recorded Video

Starting date

November 21, 2021 

Faculty

Dr.  Peter Wayne

Credits

0.5 CPD

Duration

30 minutes

Price

$ 20

Overview

Learning Objectives

CME Credits

About a third of the elderly aged 65 or older suffer injuries from falls worldwide every year. As we progress into a further aging cosiety, the prevalence of falls and resulting injuries are expected to rise. The number of patients who die from falls-related accidents is 4 times greater than opioid-related deaths.
As such, the significance of falls and their prevention in the elderly is substantial not only in the US but around the world, and various studies on fall prevention, management of risk factors and overall health are introduced. The lecture goes on to explain the therapeutic mechanisms/processes (affective and cognitive motor function) relevant to falls impacted by Tai Chi.
* Review prevalence and burden of falls in the elderly
* Acquire knowledge on Tai Chi as a multimodal intervention for prevention of falls and cognitive decline, including fall-relevant therapeutic mechanisms/processes impacted by Tai Chi, and ongoing and future studies
- Affective – motor (anxiety/fear of falling)
- Cognitive – motor (executive function)
The following is activity is accredited to provide the following credits: 
  • 0.5 APHRA CPD hours

Faculty and disclosure

Dr. Peter Wayne

Ph.D
  • PhD Biology Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
  • MA Biology Harvard University, Cambridge, MA
  • BA Human Ecology College of the Atlantic, Bar Harbor, ME
  • 2006-2011 Director, Tai Chi and Mind-Body Research Programs, Osher Research Center Harvard Medical School
  • 2008-2011 Co-Director, Mind-Body Research Seminar Series, Osher Research Center Harvard Medical School
  • 2008-2018 Core Faculty, T-32 Fellowship Training Program in Alternative Medicine Research
  • 2011-2020 Director, Mind-Body-Movement Research Laboratory Research Director, Osher Center for Integrative Medicine Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School
  • 2018-2020 Interim Director, Osher Center for Integrative Medicine Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School
  • 2019-2020- Associate Director, NCCIH/NIH T-32 Research Fellowship in Integrative Medicine Director, Osher Center for Integrative Medicine Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Harvard Medical School Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School
Dr. Peter Wayne has disclosed no relevant financial relationships to this activity.


Planners, Reviewers and Editors

Jinho Lee, KMD

In-Hyuk Ha, KMD
Meriong Kim, KMD
Seungmin Kathy Lee, KMD

Young-suk Yoon, KMD
Jinhun Park, KMD

Andrew Jang, L.Ac

Ju Seok Lee

The planners, reviewers, and editors have disclosed no relevant financial relationships to this activity.

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