The GRS11 Syllabus comprises 72 chapters, divided into six sections: Current Issues in Aging, Approach to the Patient, Care Systems, Syndromes, Psychiatry, and Diseases and Disorders. The GRS11 has been enhanced with five new chapters: Psychology of Aging, Advance Care Planning, Healthy Aging, Home-Based Medical Care, and Telehealth. The GRS self-assessment questions (400 multiple choice questions) are available.
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