Geriatric Interdisciplinary Team Training Program: Resource Center NYU

Grant Summary

The Foundation's Geriatric Interdisciplinary Team Training (GITT) initiative addresses the need to train multiple health professionals to work as a team in providing comprehensive health care for elders. The GITT Resource Center (originally funded in 1995) is housed at New York University's Division of Nursing. The Center has greatly enhanced the success of the initiative by facilitating and supporting activities of the nine GITT training sites. This project renewal continues the Resource Center's activities for the remaining period of the Foundation-supported training at the sites. It is intended to maximize the impact of the GITT initiative by pursuing three interrelated tasks. First, it will capture the lessons of the GITT through the evaluation of student outcomes. Second, it will use those lessons and the educational materials developed by GITT sites to produce refined models and materials adapted to the needs of a variety of potential educational institutions. Third, it will disseminate the lessons and tools to institutions wishing to implement GITT models through a series of professional papers, a Web site with up-to-date information and training materials from the project, and conference presentations.

Grant Details

Organization

New York University

Grant Amount

$1,341,520

Grant Period

36 months

Approval Date

1999

Priority Area

Other Grants in Aging & Health

Status

Closed

Primary Contact

Terry R. Fulmer
terry.fulmer@nyu.edu

Program Officer

Christopher Langston

Location

New York, New York

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