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Journal of Gerontological Social Work
The problem of ageism in the family can be understood through the lens of larger social structural factors that shape intrapersonal and interpersonal relations in families. While research on the negative consequences of ageism is well established in the workplace, media, and in healthcare systems, ageism within the family has not yet been well studied.
Stacey Gordon, Ernest Gonzales
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The problem of ageism in the family can be understood through the lens of larger social structural factors that shape intrapersonal and interpersonal relations in families. While research on the negative consequences of ageism is well established in the workplace, media, and in healthcare systems, ageism within the family has not yet been well studied.
Stacey Gordon, Ernest Gonzales
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Scottish Medical Journal, 2003
Objective: To use routine data to explore age-related decision making in the hospital management of colorectal cancer. Design: Retrospective analysis of linked Scottish cancer registry and hospital discharge data for colorectal cancer. Setting: All Scottish general hospitals. Participants: All patients on the Scottish colorectal cancer registry 1992–6 (
D, Austin, E M, Russell
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Objective: To use routine data to explore age-related decision making in the hospital management of colorectal cancer. Design: Retrospective analysis of linked Scottish cancer registry and hospital discharge data for colorectal cancer. Setting: All Scottish general hospitals. Participants: All patients on the Scottish colorectal cancer registry 1992–6 (
D, Austin, E M, Russell
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Emergency Nurse, 1999
I'm often struck, but no longer surprised, at the number of older people whose lives were defined by the events of 60 years ago during the Second World War. So often, following an unsuccessful resuscitation, a grieving wife would comment that her husband had fought in the war. Like many of that generation, including my own father, they speak about what
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I'm often struck, but no longer surprised, at the number of older people whose lives were defined by the events of 60 years ago during the Second World War. So often, following an unsuccessful resuscitation, a grieving wife would comment that her husband had fought in the war. Like many of that generation, including my own father, they speak about what
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Nursing Older People, 2008
Age discrimination: older people are still subject to the sort of prejudice which, if directed at other groups, would be denounced as inhuman, degrading or plain wrong.
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Age discrimination: older people are still subject to the sort of prejudice which, if directed at other groups, would be denounced as inhuman, degrading or plain wrong.
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Ageism (prejudice against older persons) is the third great “ism” of Western contemporary society, along with racism and sexism. Age-based discriminations intersect with other power relations, such as race, class and gender. Precisely, the term “gendered
Cozza, Michela,
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Experiences of Ageism and "Self-Ageism"
Korea Gerontological Society, 2020Juhyun Kim, Hyein Oh, Kyonghee Ju
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Scoping Review on Ageism against Younger Populations
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021Vania De La Fuente-Núñez +2 more
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