Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience (GUIDE) Model: A Podcast with Malaz Boustani and Diane Ty
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GeriPal - A Geriatrics and Palliative Medicine Podcast
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What is the GUIDE model and why is it needed for dementia care?
Hey there, listeners. This is Eric. This is Alex. And Alex, we got some big news for 2024. We
have some big news. What's our news?
Our big news is come 2024, we're going to be offering CME credit. That's AMA credit for Jerry Pal podcasts, about 0.75 for each of these podcasts.
And how would our dear listeners claim CME credit
for the podcast? Go to the Jerry Pal website. Click that CME button. It will direct you to a place to register. We do have to ask for a small fee. It's $100 for all of 2024's podcasts that we're offering CME for. So you register, you pay the $100. And then when you go to each episode and you listen to each episode, not all of the episodes are going to have CME credit. So we'll let you know which ones do. What are we aiming for, Alex?
We're aiming for between 20 to 30 podcasts with CME credit and at 0.75 per podcast. So about 20 CME for the year.
Yeah, so again, if you're interested, click on that CME button on the Jerry Powell website. It'll walk you through it. And big news. We also, it's the end of the year, so we got some thank yous.
We do. Before we get to thank yous, we also want to have MOC. We're working on that. It's not quite ready yet, so bear with us. This is a learning experience for us as well, so we're excited about it. And on to the gratitude for this time of year. We have a number of people to thank who have donated to Jerry Powell. Karen Sanche, Richard Lewis, Red Wing Kezar, Margaret Leung, Colleen Brown, Brian Gacich, Patrick Lely, Annie Hargadon, Susan Nelson, and Sharon Brangman. Thank you so much for supporting Jerry Pal.
And thank you for everybody who supports Jerry Pal in your own ways. Those who've donated less than $100, those who share our stuff on social media and to others, a very big thank you. And everybody, have a wonderful holiday. And on to the show. Welcome to the Jerry Powell podcast. This is Eric Guadera.
This is Alex Smith.
And Alex, who do we have with us today?
Today, we're delighted to welcome Malaz Bustani, who is a geriatrician, a neuroscientist, and an implementation scientist, and professor in aging research at Indiana University, and who is a friend from the Beeson program. We just saw each other in New Mexico last month. Malaz, welcome to the Jerry Powell podcast.
Well, thank you so much, Alex. Now I'm part of the cool club.
We're delighted to welcome Diane Tai, who's Senior Director of the Milliken Institute Center for the Future of Aging and leads the Alliance to Improve Dementia Care. Diane, welcome to the Jerry Pal podcast.
Thank you. Thank you for having me here.
So we're going to be talking about comprehensive dementia care in particular, the guide model. But before we jump into that subject, we always have a song request. Who has a song request for Alex today?
I think Diane does.
Diane?
Fight song.
Can you tell me why you picked this song?
I think that our fight to really address Alzheimer's disease and related dementias That's one of the more difficult journeys for not only the person living with dementia, but their family and their family caregivers. It requires a fight. It's been going on for many decades now, and we're seeing some hope the first time in a long time.
I love
it.
I love it, Diane. I've been on this journey since 1999. And I wish if I had that fight song with me, but because, you know, it was up and down and I needed some booster shots, then this might be the right song for the future fight that we will have to continue to overcome.
Right. And there are too many of us who've lost loved ones to this disease, including me, my dad.
Ironically,
my fight.
Ironically, my you know, my father lived is currently live with dementia. And a couple of days ago, he lives in Syria. So he doesn't have the luxury of electricity that you guys have. And but he has access to WhatsApp. So my my my mom called and, you know, in the middle of the night and we had to go over delirium and stuff. So this is fresh, but they don't have access to the guide map.
That's
the big problem. So our future is to make it available globally.
We'll get into the guide model, but Alex, do you want to do a little bit of fight song?
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the GUIDE model and why is it needed for dementia care?
0:00–6:10
2
How did Malaz’s personal experience shape his focus on comprehensive dementia care?
6:10–13:17
3
What evidence supports comprehensive dementia‑care programs and why haven’t they been widely adopted?
13:17–19:26
4
How does the GUIDE alternative‑payment model differ from traditional fee‑for‑service reimbursement?
19:26–25:47
5
What services and components are covered by the per‑member‑per‑month payment?
25:47–31:07
6
Who is eligible to participate in the GUIDE model and how can programs apply?
31:07–39:04
7
How will the GUIDE model be evaluated and what quality metrics will be used?
39:04–46:43
8
What are the biggest challenges and next steps for scaling the GUIDE model over the next eight years?
46:43–53:14
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