Our expert, peer-reviewed publications are hand-chosen for their potential to impact clinical care and public policy for geriatrics healthcare professionals and the older adults and caregivers who rely on their cutting-edge expertise. Across a diverse array of content areas, JAGS articles address:
Principles of Aging, including biology, psychosocial needs, pharmacology, public policy, legal and ethical issues, and healthcare financing.
Approaches to Care for Older Adults, including hospital-based and community-based geriatrics, nursing home care, geriatrics assessment, preventive geriatrics, physical activity, rehabilitation, palliative care, and alternative medicine.
Conditions Unique to Geriatrics, including the full spectrum of geriatrics diseases/disorders and geriatric syndromes, as well as geriatric psychiatry.
We welcome high-impact original research and systematic reviews/meta-analysis from a diverse array of junior and senior interprofessional colleagues. Manuscripts reflect the diversity of our journal sections, which include:
Clinical Investigations
Brief Reports
Brief Methodological Reports
Progress in Geriatrics
Geriatric Biosciences
Nursing
Education and Training
Drugs and Pharmacology
Ethics, Public Policy, and Medical Economics
International Health Affairs
Ethnogeriatrics and Special Populations
Models of Geriatric Care, Quality Improvement, and Program Dissemination
Special Articles
Editorials
Old Lives Tales
Clinical Trials and Tribulations
Letters to the Editor