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Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1991
Elder abuse encompasses physical, psychological, and financial abuse and also includes the violation of an individual's rights, or social abuse. Detection of elder abuse is often obstructed by the denial or shame of the abused older adult and the denial or improper assessment by health care professionals.
D, Benton, C, Marshall
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Elder abuse encompasses physical, psychological, and financial abuse and also includes the violation of an individual's rights, or social abuse. Detection of elder abuse is often obstructed by the denial or shame of the abused older adult and the denial or improper assessment by health care professionals.
D, Benton, C, Marshall
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Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 2012
Five types of elder abuse (physical, psychological, sexual, neglect and financial) are recognized. They are not new, occur worldwide and are associated with persistent morbidity and mortality. The forensic clinician has responsibilities to: (i) the patient, with competent history taking and examination, (ii) interpret findings and recognize patterns ...
Bryan A, Liang +2 more
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Five types of elder abuse (physical, psychological, sexual, neglect and financial) are recognized. They are not new, occur worldwide and are associated with persistent morbidity and mortality. The forensic clinician has responsibilities to: (i) the patient, with competent history taking and examination, (ii) interpret findings and recognize patterns ...
Bryan A, Liang +2 more
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Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 2019
Elder abuse is generally defined as the maltreatment of individuals over the age of 60, although no precise definition exists in the literature. Types of abuse include, but are not limited to, psychological/emotional, physical, sexual abuse, and financial exploitation. Certain risk factors exist leaving an individual more susceptible to abuse, and many
Astrid Botty, Van Den Bruele +2 more
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Elder abuse is generally defined as the maltreatment of individuals over the age of 60, although no precise definition exists in the literature. Types of abuse include, but are not limited to, psychological/emotional, physical, sexual abuse, and financial exploitation. Certain risk factors exist leaving an individual more susceptible to abuse, and many
Astrid Botty, Van Den Bruele +2 more
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American Journal of Nursing, 1996
gency department at 7 PM on the advice of her physician after she complained of chest pain and difficulty breathing. The physician called ahead to notify the ED and to request a cardiology consult. Six months ago, Ms. Bethel had an MI and underwent coronary angioplasty with insertion of a stent. At the ED, she characterized her epigastric pain as worse
L L, Lilley, R, Guanci
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gency department at 7 PM on the advice of her physician after she complained of chest pain and difficulty breathing. The physician called ahead to notify the ED and to request a cardiology consult. Six months ago, Ms. Bethel had an MI and underwent coronary angioplasty with insertion of a stent. At the ED, she characterized her epigastric pain as worse
L L, Lilley, R, Guanci
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Irish Journal of Medical Science, 1990
Elder abuse is an under-recognised cause of morbidity in the elderly. The frail elderly with multiple physical and psychiatric problems living with a relative who may also have a physical or psychiatric problem are particularly at risk. Although increased awareness of the problem and a high index of suspicion are necessary factors to diagnose the ...
D, O'Neill +3 more
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Elder abuse is an under-recognised cause of morbidity in the elderly. The frail elderly with multiple physical and psychiatric problems living with a relative who may also have a physical or psychiatric problem are particularly at risk. Although increased awareness of the problem and a high index of suspicion are necessary factors to diagnose the ...
D, O'Neill +3 more
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Radiologic Clinics of North America, 2023
Elder abuse, defined as "harm inflicted on an older person in a relationship where there is an expectation of trust, and/or when the person is targeted based on age or disability," can be challenging for clinicians to identify. Radiologists can help raise appropriate suspicion for elder abuse based on a patient's imaging.
Mihan, Lee +3 more
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Elder abuse, defined as "harm inflicted on an older person in a relationship where there is an expectation of trust, and/or when the person is targeted based on age or disability," can be challenging for clinicians to identify. Radiologists can help raise appropriate suspicion for elder abuse based on a patient's imaging.
Mihan, Lee +3 more
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SIGGRAPH Asia 2013 Computer Animation Festival, 2013
AKQA, Bethesda and Zenimax Online Studios charged Blur with bringing the award-winning and expansive warring world of The Elder Scrolls online to fans worldwide. The epic trailer showcases the unrelenting intensity of the Ebonheart, Daggerfall, and Aldmeri Dominion's warriors as they race to claim Cyrodiil as their prize.
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AKQA, Bethesda and Zenimax Online Studios charged Blur with bringing the award-winning and expansive warring world of The Elder Scrolls online to fans worldwide. The epic trailer showcases the unrelenting intensity of the Ebonheart, Daggerfall, and Aldmeri Dominion's warriors as they race to claim Cyrodiil as their prize.
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Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 2014
Because neglect is the most common form of elder abuse, identifying patients who are vulnerable to neglect allows clinicians to intervene early and potentially prevent situations that can escalate and lead to harm or even death. Health care workers have a unique opportunity to uncover these unfortunate situations and in many cases may be the only other
Tessa, del Carmen, Veronica M, LoFaso
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Because neglect is the most common form of elder abuse, identifying patients who are vulnerable to neglect allows clinicians to intervene early and potentially prevent situations that can escalate and lead to harm or even death. Health care workers have a unique opportunity to uncover these unfortunate situations and in many cases may be the only other
Tessa, del Carmen, Veronica M, LoFaso
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 2006
Elder abuse and neglect is a prevalent, underrecognized problem among today's senior citizens. Fortunately, awareness is increasing, and services are being provided to elders on a more ready basis. Still, the emergency care provider must act as a patient advocate and assume responsibility for the detection, treatment, and safe disposition of ...
Adam J, Geroff, Jonathan S, Olshaker
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Elder abuse and neglect is a prevalent, underrecognized problem among today's senior citizens. Fortunately, awareness is increasing, and services are being provided to elders on a more ready basis. Still, the emergency care provider must act as a patient advocate and assume responsibility for the detection, treatment, and safe disposition of ...
Adam J, Geroff, Jonathan S, Olshaker
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Medical Clinics of North America, 2006
Why is it important to learn about epilepsy in the elderly? The answers are many. As this article has highlighted, compared with younger individuals epilepsy is more common and the causes are more structural and symptomatic than in younger patients (particularly stroke). The clinical presentation is different in the elderly.
Nancy S, Collins +2 more
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Why is it important to learn about epilepsy in the elderly? The answers are many. As this article has highlighted, compared with younger individuals epilepsy is more common and the causes are more structural and symptomatic than in younger patients (particularly stroke). The clinical presentation is different in the elderly.
Nancy S, Collins +2 more
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