The Journal of Geriatric Medicine (ISSN: 2630-5259) is a scholarly open access journal that operates on an international and interdisciplinary level. It is dedicated to publishing original research articles and reviews that delve into various aspects of gerontology research and the study of the ageing population, as well as the challenges encountered by the elderly. Given the global prevalence of the ageing population issue, gerontology research has garnered significant attention. Our primary objective is to foster academic exchanges within the scholarly community by providing a platform for the detailed publication of research conducted by scholars.
Each paper undergoes a rigorous review process by a minimum of two international reviewers, ensuring high quality and credibility. Once accepted, all papers will be accessible online for wider dissemination.
, Osmond Chukwuemeka Ene, Blessing Amuchechi Omeh, Cordelia Chinonyerem Ugwu, Agatha Nneka Obayi, Chuka Mackson Jones 
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339 (Download)Abstract: Population ageing has led to a growing burden of chronic disability among older adults, particularly those living with post-stroke conditions and musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs). These conditions often coexist, compounding functional limitations and care needs, yet nationally representative data from Nigeria remain scarce. This study examined the prevalence, patterns, and correlates of MSDs among older adults with post-stroke disabilities... More
, Justin Thomas Mierzwicki, Mariana Wingood, Barbara Billek- Billek-Sawhney 315 (Abstract)
182 (Download)Abstract: Providing holistic physical and occupational therapy requires a generalist’s perspective, even within the confines of specialist practice. In all settings, physical and occupational therapists must practice at the top of their scope to evaluate the whole person to identify potential pathologies which may impact success in the receipt of services related to their referral. As the population worldwide advances in age, and more individuals are... More
