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Annual Review of Nursing Research, 1994
Elder mistreatment (EM) is a serious and prevalent syndrome that is estimated to affect between 500,000 to 1.2 million older adults in the United States annually (Pillemer & Finkelhor, 1988). This chapter reviews both the state of the published science and limitations in the knowledge base on the topic.
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Elder mistreatment (EM) is a serious and prevalent syndrome that is estimated to affect between 500,000 to 1.2 million older adults in the United States annually (Pillemer & Finkelhor, 1988). This chapter reviews both the state of the published science and limitations in the knowledge base on the topic.
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Elder Abuse and Oppression: Voices of Marginalized Elders
Journal of Elder Abuse and Neglect, 2010The voices of elderly people from marginalized groups are rarely solicited, and the relationship between elder maltreatment and belonging to an oppressed group has not been adequately investigated. This article reviews the literature on oppression and elder abuse and describes findings from the secondary analysis of data from focus group discussions on
Jenny Ploeg, Harriet Macmillan
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Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 1997
Elder mistreatment is a common clinical problem that affects at least 4% of the population over age 65. It occurs in all socioeconomic and racial groups. If our eyes are open and we know the signs, we will find it in our families, in our communities, in our nursing homes, and in our hospitals.
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Elder mistreatment is a common clinical problem that affects at least 4% of the population over age 65. It occurs in all socioeconomic and racial groups. If our eyes are open and we know the signs, we will find it in our families, in our communities, in our nursing homes, and in our hospitals.
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Groundwater, 2017
Article impact statement : A historical discussion on the genesis, evolution, and resolution to the Elder Problem variable density groundwater flow modeling benchmark.
Craig T, Simmons, John W, Elder
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Article impact statement : A historical discussion on the genesis, evolution, and resolution to the Elder Problem variable density groundwater flow modeling benchmark.
Craig T, Simmons, John W, Elder
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The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 2007
In order to test the hypothesis that retirement would be particularly stressful for this highly motivated cohort, forty retired members of Israeli kibbutzim (22 men, 18 women) were interviewed in an open—ended fashion, concerning their early history, their decision to join the kibbutz, their working life, and their post-retirement adaptation.
David, Gutmann, Tamar, Shkolnik
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In order to test the hypothesis that retirement would be particularly stressful for this highly motivated cohort, forty retired members of Israeli kibbutzim (22 men, 18 women) were interviewed in an open—ended fashion, concerning their early history, their decision to join the kibbutz, their working life, and their post-retirement adaptation.
David, Gutmann, Tamar, Shkolnik
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Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2001
Abstract: Older persons in the United States are at higher risk for suicide than any other segment of the population. The epidemiology and risk factors for suicide in later life and the most promising approaches to its prevention are reviewed. Available data suggest that psychiatric and physical illnesses, functional impairment, personality traits of ...
Y, Conwell, P R, Duberstein
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Abstract: Older persons in the United States are at higher risk for suicide than any other segment of the population. The epidemiology and risk factors for suicide in later life and the most promising approaches to its prevention are reviewed. Available data suggest that psychiatric and physical illnesses, functional impairment, personality traits of ...
Y, Conwell, P R, Duberstein
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1993
Elder abuse is a tragedy both for the individual and for society because it occupies a pivotal position in the family life cycle of violence. Great variety exists among victims, abusers, and situations; thus, no single model is adequate to explain cause and direct treatment.
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Elder abuse is a tragedy both for the individual and for society because it occupies a pivotal position in the family life cycle of violence. Great variety exists among victims, abusers, and situations; thus, no single model is adequate to explain cause and direct treatment.
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American Journal of Law & Medicine, 1993
Thanks to medical technology, thousands of elderly patients suffer the agony of debility, from which many of them would choose to be released if they knew how to effect a choice. Prolonging their metabolism is unfair to them and to their families, and strains the nation's overburdened health care resources.
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Thanks to medical technology, thousands of elderly patients suffer the agony of debility, from which many of them would choose to be released if they knew how to effect a choice. Prolonging their metabolism is unfair to them and to their families, and strains the nation's overburdened health care resources.
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