Dr. Gemma Garcia is a skilled and compassionate physician with over 14 years of experience in general medicine, internal medicine, and geriatrics. She currently practices as a Senior Consultant in Geriatrics at Escaldes-Engordany Medical Centre, where she specializes in providing comprehensive care for elderly patients, managing conditions like arthritis, dementia, cardiovascular diseases, and diabetes. Dr. Garcia focuses on improving the quality of life for older adults, emphasizing preventive care and maintaining independence for as long as possible.
Fernando Pessoa University Faculty of Health Sciencesrn · Doctor of Medicine (MD) · Year: 2010
Dr. Garcia has actively contributed to research in geriatrics and chronic disease management, with a focus on improving health outcomes for the elderly. Her research interests include dementia care, mobility, and chronic condition management in older populations. Some of her key research contributions include:
Best Geriatrician, Andorra Medical Association, 2018
Improving Quality of Life for Elderly Patients with Chronic Conditions
Andorran Medical Journal, 2017
This article discusses strategies for managing chronic diseases in the elderly, including the importance of multidisciplinary care and early intervention.
Dementia Care: Current Approaches and Future Directions
Journal of Geriatrics and Gerontology, 2018
Dr. Garcia provides insights into current methods for diagnosing and managing dementia, including new approaches to caregiving and cognitive therapy.
Managing Multimorbidity in Older Adults: A Comprehensive Approach
Geriatric Health Review, 2020
This publication outlines best practices for managing multiple health conditions in elderly patients, emphasizing the need for personalized treatment and regular monitoring.
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