Presented by Dr Guru Nagaraj.
This session formed part of our Geriatric Education Evening on 9th April 2019.
Dr Guruprasad Nagaraj is an Emergency Physician at Liverpool Hospital, Sydney, Australia. His other roles include; Conjoint Lecturer UNSW, Snr Lecturer Uni of Sydney, Vice Chair, GEMSIG of International Federation of Emergency Medicine, Research Fellow Simpson Institute for Research, ILP and Honours Students supervisor, SouthWest Emergency Research Institute. Guru obtained his MBBS in India in 2002. He then undertook further training in the UK prior to moving to Australia in 2006. He has been involved in the development of Geriatric Emergency Medicine in Australia and has set up first ever Geriatric Emergency Term in Australia at Hornsby Hospital. Interests include Geriatric Emergency medicine, Medical education, International Emergency medicine, Simulation, Philosophy, Poetry, and Music.
Dr Guruprasad Nagaraj is an Emergency Physician at Liverpool Hospital, Sydney, Australia. His other roles include; Conjoint Lecturer UNSW, Snr Lecturer Uni of Sydney, Vice Chair, GEMSIG of International Federation of Emergency Medicine among others.
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