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    population poses challenges to society‚ families‚ businesses‚ health care providers and policymakers to meet the needs of aging individuals” according to the Census Bureau‚ (2009‚ Para. 6). To further illustrate the major impact Americans will experience due to the over growing elderly population‚ the Division of the U.S. Census Bureau published middle- series projections that gives a good demonstration of growth percentages from 1990 to 2050 by race. Figure 1.0.  Statistics of The Elderly Population

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    the elderly who have physical illness and complain pain are more likely to suicide. Luggen (2004‚ p. 636) added spousal loss are clearly relates to elderly suicide. Negative experiences such as loss of spouse or declining physical health are precipitating factors for depression (Hughes‚ 2006‚ p. 536). Also‚ these experiences might be more common for older adults. Thus‚ depressive disorder is one of common factors which cause the elderly people suicide and depressive events are more likely to occur

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    performance or passed over for promotions in favor of younger employees (Falk & Falk‚ 1997). I have seen first hand‚ a man named Mo‚ whom I currently work with‚ fired from a position because the budget no longer allowed for his high salary‚ after 55 years experience in the particular field in which he is considered a subject matter expert‚ Mo was asked to leave by not being told he was leaving because the budget could no longer afford him‚ but by being told he was no longer able to understood today’s workforce

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    partnership rather than a relationship controlled by professionals Person-centred care has its focus on the person with an illness and not on the disease in the person. To achieve truly person-centred care we need to understand how the individual experiences his or her situation if we are to understand their behaviours and symptoms. This requires in-depth understanding of the individual’s life circumstances and preferences‚ combined with up-to-date evidence-based knowledge about individualised

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    Introduction: While being employed in Corporate America for over 20 years and in the United States Air Force for over 10 years has been extremely valuable experience‚ I don’t feel like I’m fulfilling my purpose in life. After losing my grandmother 2.5 years ago‚ it finally dawned on me what my purpose is‚ and that is to care for our aging population. I am one of 65 grandchildren. My grandmother and I always had a special bond. She raised me for a big part of my childhood‚ and was more of a mother-figure

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    Understanding change in the work place Introduction I work in a residential care home there are 26 bedrooms but 28 beds as two of the rooms are double rooms most of them have en-suite. The home provides care for the elderly of different needs and different levels of care. All members of staff are trained to the highest standards with on-going training throughout the year both in house and from funded outside agencies (i.e. distance learning programmes). This means that each resident gets the

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    People in Elderly Home Living in America means dealing with a great deal of diversity. There are elderly people in America and all over the world who share different backgrounds. Many people share different cultures‚ but are all brought together by the same objectives‚ to create a better life‚ and fulfill dreams. Stereotypes are used to categorize a group of people by widely believing mental pictures that people usually exaggerated on the truths. In today’s society‚ people will discriminate based

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    over 60‚ according to the United Nations. Moreover‚ estimates say that by 2050 1/3 of China’s population will be over 60 what creates good present and future potential buying power for the product offered by the Palace Group. · The company has experience of operating overseas‚ since it already has one unit opened in Tel-Aviv‚ Israel. · A phenomenon known as “4-2-1”—where a family consists of four grandparents‚ two parents‚ and a single child—has led to a situation where fewer young people are

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    maybe anxious about something. Being able to calm someone down who is scared or distressed isn’t an easy task but it’s about being able to listen and understand the meaning behind their discomfort and try to make it better which is a very rewarding experience. It’s about gaining someone’s trust so that person feels safe and relaxed in your company who knows you might even become friends. I have been researching more into bad communication and want to make this the focal point of the exercise. Used

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    receive services (and their family or significant others) as it is to staff. The emphasis should always be on the person as an individual. In a personcentred approach the unique qualities of the individual as determined by their life history and experiences‚ likes and dislikes‚ are their defining characteristics. People with dementia have the same rights as citizens. This includes the right to be treated with dignity and respect. Care and support services should build on individual strengths and abilities

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