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Please rank each of the statements below from 1 to 6. 1 = Most True, 6 = Least True

I feel confident and comfortable in using screening tools like the CAM, the Mini-Cog and I have a thorough approach to the assessment of delirium.

I feel confident and comfortable in identifying all relevant medication interactions in my patients and I am aware of the Beers Criteria for Potentially Inappropriate Medications.

I feel confident and comfortable when a major trauma patient is over 85 years old and I routinely ask about ADLs and IADLS in older patients who have fallen.

I feel confident and comfortable with vague complaints like “weak and dizzy” and I have a standard approach to assessing acute functional decline.

I feel confident and comfortable when arranging for discharging a patient who has fallen and I routinely phone nursing homes to gather more information.

I feel confident and comfortable providing care to patients who are dying in my Emergency Department and I have an approach to a Goals of Care conversation.