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    Affecting The Elderly

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    get dressed‚ or eat each day. These types of issues are what the elderly go through everyday. There are many issues which the elderly go through everyday ranging from mental to physical to issues which one has no control over. A few of the basic concerns for the elderly are health (chronic disease)‚ death‚ and loneliness in which every older person will have to deal with one of these at some point in their life. If the elderly are lucky one would only have to deal with one of the three major concerns

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    Child Neglect Essay

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    literature review is child neglect and abuse. The first section discuss the various issues associated with determining the definition of neglect. It then summarizes the research in relation to the different types of child neglect and abuse‚ effects on child development and the devastating signs of child neglect and abuse. During this literature search it became quite evident that child abuse and neglect have been merged into a single entity resulting in one phenomenon. Neglect can be described in many

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    Neglect Child neglect is one form of child abuse. As we have learned in class‚ it is a failure of parents or caretakers to provide needed‚ age appropriate care including food‚ clothing‚ shelter‚ protection from harm‚ and supervision appropriate to the child’s development‚ hygiene‚ and medical care. Neglect accounts for about 69% of all abuse cases. It is hard to prove‚ because neglect usually happens at home and it varies from culture to culture (Crosson-Tower‚ 2012). Research shows that it does

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    For this portfolio I have decided to focus on neglect with a particular interest in the emotional neglect. This will enable me to gain an understanding of neglect‚ the impact it has upon children and the importance of collaborative working and early interventions. I feel that health visitors have a unique role in identifying maltreatment or neglected children and ensure that appropriate actions are taken to help and improve outcomes. Neglect is widely recognised as the most common form of

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    Elderly Population

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    seniors expect to live peacefully as they grow older; however‚ elderly suffer from social isolation which can consequently lead to health problems. There is not many organizations that help seniors socialize and be connected to the community. Lower birth rates and higher mortality rates mean that there is going to be older people living at an older age than younger individuals. The nation needs to provide a proper plan to give the elderly people the care they need to live a proper l Senior citizens

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    Care of the Elderly

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    for the Elderly Amy Cobb‚ RN. Western Governors University Abstract Providing appropriate discharge planning for an elderly patient can often require a collaborative approach. Elderly patients often require help with newly prescribed medications‚ meal planning and transportation. This paper will describe several issues that healthcare providers must address when discharging an elderly patient who recently had surgery. Caring for the Elderly Elderly patients

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    Elderly Legislation Paper

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    loved ones‚ whether it be young children or our elderly family members. Both young children and the elderly need constant supervision and assistance with their ADL. That’s to say not all of the elderly population has family to look after their well being. A large number of the elderly

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    Nutrition for the Elderly

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    that as you get older your nutritional requirements per day will lessen and you will need to eat less food‚ this is however a myth because the body always needs energy to repair cells etc. Nutritional requirements will drop but only slightly and the elderly may need to get their nutrients in more energy dense foods. The daily nutritional requirements for a male aged 19-49yrs is 2550 Kcal‚ for a male aged 65-74yrs the requirement is 2330 Kcal‚ this is a lowering of requirement of only 220 Kcal. For

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    Elderly Prisoners

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    attributed to former lifestyles of prisoners‚ including substances abuse‚ poor diet‚ stress‚ and economic disadvantage. To gauge the extent of what we are learning about‚ approximately 9% of the Australian prison population is aged 50 years and over (ABS‚ 2004‚ p. 13). Lemieux‚ Dyeson and Castiglione (2002) assert that the number of older prisoners in American prisons has increased by 50% since 1996. In the UK the number of elderly prisoners trebled in the ten years up to 1999 (Dawes‚ 2005)

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    Elderly Care

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    Elderly Care In the Hispanic tradition‚ “family” has always been a central part of their identity and culture. The parents would take care of the children‚ and once the parents became too old to fully care for themselves‚ the children would take care of them. In fact‚ long ago‚ it was traditional that the youngest daughter would bear the responsibility of caring for her parents until their death. This would mean that she would more than likely have to give up her own desires for marriage. Although

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