About Stanford iSAGEThe Stanford Internet-based Successful Aging (iSAGE) project is a project aimed at improving quality of life and quality of care for all older Americans from diverse backgrounds. iSAGE offers a an entirely web-based, video rich immersion training in the principles of successful aging for the general public as well as health workers. It is unique in that it allows learners to specialize in the health and health care of thirteen different ethno-cultural groups commonly seen in the US including:
- African Americans,
- Alaska Natives,
- American Indians,
- Asian Indian Americans,
- Chinese Americans,
- Filipino Americans,
- Hawaiian and Pacific Islanders,
- Hispanic/Latino Americans,
- Hmong Americans,
- Japanese Americans,
- Korean Americans,
- Pakistani Americans, and
- Vietnamese Americans.
We currently have over 110 mini-fellows enrolled in iSAGE. Interested participants can enroll in the iSAGE virtual mini-fellowship and join our community of mini-fellows to learn about successful aging. Program highlights include video lectures from nationally recognized leaders and pioneers in the field of Successful Aging and End of life care. All mini-fellows participate in a secure interaction forum and have free ongoing dialog. Immersion learning is facilitated using quizzes and assignments. Skill training is accrued by completing a mentored field project in an area of specific interest to the mini-fellow.
The iSAGE project is directed by Dr. VJ Periyakoil and a part of the larger e-Campus project. iSAGE is funded and supported in part by the National Institute of Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD)/ National Institutes of Health, the Dept of Veterans Affairs and the VA Palo Alto Health Care System. iSAGE project is under the auspices of the Office of Diversity and Leadership, Stanford University School of Medicine.
About Stanford e-Campus
The Stanford e-Campus project also founded and directed by Dr. VJ Periyakoil is an inter-disciplinary health e-learning projectWe have created and systematically evaluated virtual learning resources using the latest advances in video based e-learning technology to optimize medical learning. Our curricular materials are available freely world-wide and used by numerous institutions in the US, Canada, Europe, Asia and Australia. We hope that free full- text access to quality peer- reviewed content will help educate global clinicians & improve care for all persons worldwide.
Stanford e-Campus is a collaborative effort between the Dept. of Veterans Affairs and Stanford University School of Medicine. Stanford e-Campus is funded by grants to Dr. Periyakoil from Bureau of Health Professions (#D62HP07457), National Cancer Institute (#RCA115562A) and the VAPAHCS Education and Rural Health Resource Development Project (THRIVE).
Ethnogeriatrics e-book
Peer Review Committee for Ethnogeriatrics Curriculum
VJ Periyakoil, MD, Stanford University School of Medicine, Editor-in-Chief
Michelle Gabriel, CNS, VA Palo Alto Health Care System, Chair of Review Committee
Peer Reviewers
Tina Arneja, BSN, PHN, RN, California State University, Bakersfield
Sharon Brangman, MD, SUNY Upstate Medical University
Shalini Dara, MD, MA
Sadhna Diwan, MSW, PhD, San Jose State University
San Lu, MA
Omer Malik, MD, San Joaquin General Hospital
Rafia Parveen, MD, San Jose Regional Medical Center
Mariam Shah, MD, Alameda County Hospital
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Users are free to download and distribute eCampus Geriatrics modules for educational purposes only.
When using this resource please cite us as follows:
Culture Med Module |
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| Ethnogeriatrics Overview, Introduction | Yeo, G, PhD: Ethnogeriatrics Overview, Introductionhttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/culturemed/overview/introduction/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Ethnogeriatrics Overview, Patterns of Health Risk | Yeo, G, PhD: Ethnogeriatrics Overview, Patterns of Health Riskhttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/culturemed/overview/introduction/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Ethnogeriatrics Overview, Fund of Knowledge | Yeo, G, PhD: Ethnogeriatrics Overview,Fund of Knowledgehttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/culturemed/overview/introduction/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Ethnogeriatrics Overview, Assessment | Yeo, G, PhD: Ethnogeriatrics Overview, Assessmenthttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/culturemed/overview/introduction/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Ethnogeriatrics Overview, Delivery of Care | Yeo, G, PhD: Ethnogeriatrics Overview, Delivery of Carehttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/culturemed/overview/introduction/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
Ethno Med Module |
Citation |
| African American | Hargrave, R, MD: Health and health care of African American Older Adults https://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/african_american/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Alaska Native American | Graves, K, Ph.D., M.S.W: Health and health care of Alaska Native Older Adults https://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/alaskan/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| American Indian | Hendrix, L, PhD: Health and health care of American Indian Older Adults https://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/american_indian/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Asian Indian American | Periyakoil, VJ, MD & Dara, MD, MA: Health and health care of Asian Indian American Older Adultshttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/chinese/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Chinese American | Chen Stokes, S, RN, MSN & Pan, C, MD, AGSF, FACP: Health and health care of Chinese American Older Adultshttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/chinese/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Filipino American | Dela Cruz, MT, MD & Periyakoil, VJ, MD: Health and health care of Filipino American Older Adultshttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/filipino/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Hawaiian American | Mau, M, MD, MS: Health and health care of Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander Older Adultshttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/hawaiian_pacific_islander/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Hmong American | Gerdner, L, PhD, RN: Health and health care of Hmong American Older Adults https://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/hmong/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Japanese American | Hikoyeda, N, DrPH, MPH & Tanabe, M, MD: Health and health care of Japanese American Older Adultshttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/japanese/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Korean American | Sohn, L, MD, MPH: Health and health care of Korean American Older Adults https://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/korean/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Hispanic/Latino American | Talamantes, M, MS & Sanchez-Reilly, S, MD: Health and health care of Hispanic/Latino American Older Adultshttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/latino/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Pakistani American | Hasan, M, MD & Periyakoil, VJ, MD: Health and health care of Pakistani American Older Adultshttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/pakistani/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
| Vietnamese American | Tran, C, BAS & Hinton, L, MD, PhD: Health and health care of Vietnamese American Older Adultshttps://geriatrics.stanford.edu/ethnomed/vietnamese/. In Periyakoil VS, eds. eCampus-Geriatrics, Stanford CA, 2010. |
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