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1995
The impact of the rapid increase in the numbers of elderly people in most developed countries can be regarded as a major challenge of the late 20th century. There has been a dramatic rise in the numbers of those surviving to over 75 years of age. Current projections envisage some 20% of the population by the end of the century being over 65, with an ...
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The impact of the rapid increase in the numbers of elderly people in most developed countries can be regarded as a major challenge of the late 20th century. There has been a dramatic rise in the numbers of those surviving to over 75 years of age. Current projections envisage some 20% of the population by the end of the century being over 65, with an ...
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Respect the elderly care nurses
Nursing Standard, 1994I was wholeheartedly pleased with the feature 'Elderly care' in the Classified Appointments section (June 8, pages 66-68) and would like to air my own views on the subject.
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Journal of the Irish Dental Association, 2017
recently completed the Specialist Certificate in Health Promotion (Oral Health) at NUIG, and chose oral health in the elderly in residential care for my research and final project. The census of 2011 states1 that “the population of people aged 65 and older is increasing”.
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recently completed the Specialist Certificate in Health Promotion (Oral Health) at NUIG, and chose oral health in the elderly in residential care for my research and final project. The census of 2011 states1 that “the population of people aged 65 and older is increasing”.
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Nutrition in Clinical Practice, 2009
The increasing numbers of older (>65 years) Americans will increase the demand for home health services including support services (nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, durable medical equipment, and respiratory therapy), infusion therapies, palliative care, and hospice.
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The increasing numbers of older (>65 years) Americans will increase the demand for home health services including support services (nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, durable medical equipment, and respiratory therapy), infusion therapies, palliative care, and hospice.
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2018
The Royal College of Physicians describes geriatric medicine as a branch of general medicine that is concerned with the clinical, preventative, remedial, and social aspects of illness in older age. The constellation of medical problems encountered by the elderly patient requires a holistic, team-based approach to care, utilizing a process known as the ‘
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The Royal College of Physicians describes geriatric medicine as a branch of general medicine that is concerned with the clinical, preventative, remedial, and social aspects of illness in older age. The constellation of medical problems encountered by the elderly patient requires a holistic, team-based approach to care, utilizing a process known as the ‘
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2017
In theorizations of care the question posed traditionally is: What is care? This is the wrong question to ask on the wrong theoretical terrain. Instead, I want to pose a different question: How are the changing conditions of care and an attention to power and struggles reframing our theorizing of care?
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In theorizations of care the question posed traditionally is: What is care? This is the wrong question to ask on the wrong theoretical terrain. Instead, I want to pose a different question: How are the changing conditions of care and an attention to power and struggles reframing our theorizing of care?
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2003
Peri, Rosenfeld, Charlene, Harrington
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Peri, Rosenfeld, Charlene, Harrington
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