GeriPal Live from Sao Paulo! Eduardo Ferriolli, Marlon Aliberti, & Edison Iglesias
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GeriPal - A Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Podcast
1h 11m
3 speakers
8 chapters
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What brings the hosts and guests to São Paulo for this live podcast?
This episode of the Jerry Powell Podcast is sponsored by geriatrics at the San Francisco VA. They are looking for a CLC medical director, nursing home director, and also a director of their consult service. Pretty amazing job, right, Alex?
Amazing jobs. You get to work with people like us. You get to get to work with us. And who knows, could be you being a guest in the future.
If you want to know more about this, you can actually email me erictawadera at uccf.edu or check out the show notes. We'll have links to the job position on the show notes. And if you're also interested in advertising your own job openings, feel free also to email me. I can tell you a little bit about that's how we support these shows is through donations and some of these job requests. So on to the show. This podcast is CME Eligible. To learn more about CME Alex, what do they do?
They can either go to the CME tab associated with this episode, or they can go to jerrypal.org backslash CME.
And on to the
show.
All right. And the rest of this podcast we are going to do in English for our listeners. They
only laughed when I said my name, but you did a really good job, Alex. Eric, why are
we speaking in Portuguese?
That's a great question, Alex. We are in Sao Paulo right now. Why are we in Sao Paulo?
We are at the JRP conference. Am I saying that correctly? Yes. In Sao Paulo, Brazil. We've been delighted to speak here. This is our fourth talk, I think, in the last three days. Our fourth talk. We've had a wonderful time meeting many great geriatricians and people from all sorts of professions interested in geriatrics and geriatology and aging research.
We met other podcasters too. So Jerry Class, Raphael Duncan, and Daniel Gomez were both here. We learned about the Jerry Pal podcast. We heard about other podcasters like Pally Papers. So really amazing stuff that we're learning at Jerpy.
Jerpy. Jerpy. And we'll make sure to include a link to those podcasts in the show notes associated with this podcast. So for our guests today, we'd like them to introduce themselves. First of all, this is my son over here, Ren Smith, who's played on several Jerry Pell podcasts in the past. Ren, do you want to say hola? Hola. Okay, great. And we'll start with Edson here.
Uh I'm Edison Vidal. I'm a professor of geriatric medicine palliative palliative care at St. Paul State University in Gotu Katu.
Hello, I am Eduardo Ferrioli. I am a professor of geriatric medicine at the University of Sao Paulo Medical School.
Hello, I'm Marlon Aliberti. I'm a geriatrician and clinical researcher at the University of São Paulo, here in São Paulo. All right.
Okay. So what are we gonna be doing? What papers are we gonna be talking about today?
Today we're gonna be talking about three papers. One is related to intrinsic capacity, and we light we're delighted to talk about intrinsic capacity. The second is gonna be about geriatric syndromes and and especially measurement in the hospital and association with mortality. And the third is about advanced care planning across Latin American countries.
But before we talk about all of those articles, we always start off with a song request for the JerryPow Podcast. Who has a song request? Edson?
But my song request for Alex is Imagine by John Lennon.
Terrific, and why this song?
Well um the song is from the nineteen seventies. And that was a time of war. We are now in a time of war again. We're in a geopolitical climate s that's very dumb and dangerous. And uh and the same need for change that was there is now again, present. And on another note, as geriatricians and palliative care physicians and gerontologists and everyone involved with aging, we are a little bit of dreamers ourselves and dreaming for a better world, for older people and for everyone.
That's beautiful. So we're gonna sing the song in Portuguese. And if our audience could please help me out by singing along, that would be wonderful.
Imagine now terrizol. É fácil se tentar. Salmon Ferrell, I by show. Assim você está. Imagine todo mundo. Vivendo hoje Imagina te paísse.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What brings the hosts and guests to São Paulo for this live podcast?
0:00–7:49
2
Why did Eduardo choose the intrinsic‑capacity article and what is intrinsic capacity?
7:49–16:26
3
How does the Golden Gate Bridge analogy explain frailty, resilience and intrinsic capacity?
16:26–25:08
4
What did the “Change” study reveal about geriatric syndromes and hospital mortality in Latin America?
25:08–33:39
5
How can a brief, six‑minute targeted geriatric assessment be used in fast‑paced hospitals?
33:39–41:11
6
Why is advance care planning different in Latin America and how is relational autonomy applied?
41:11–50:06
7
What questions did the audience ask about intrinsic capacity, geriatric syndromes and advance directives?
50:06–59:12
8
How did the episode wrap up with the audience sing‑along of “Imagine” in Portuguese?
59:12–1:11:11
Speakers
3 identifiedMore from GeriPal - A Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Podcast
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