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Abuse and Neglect of Older Adults - Overview Paper
by Susan M. Swanson
 This overview paper provides an introduction to the abuse and neglect of older adults in Canada. It summarizes information about the types of abuse, detection and management of abuse, related legislation, and research and support services; as well, it includes a list of suggested resource materials.
[This publication is available, in Arabic, Chinese, German, Greek, Italian, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Somali, Ukrainian and Vietnamese.] 1999, 11 p. |
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Abuse and Neglect of Older Adults: A Discussion Paper
by Lynn McDonald and April Collins
This document provides an overview of the important developments that have occurred in the understanding of abuse and neglect of older adults from 1989 until 2000. It examines definitions, theories, incidence and prevalence rates, risk factors and legislation, and concludes with recommendations for future directions for policy makers and stakeholders. 2000, 89 p. |
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Abuse of Older Adults in Institutions - Overview Paper
by Irene Ens
This overview paper is intended to introduce the reader to the realities of the abuse of older adults in institutions. It discusses the recognition and prevention of abuse, and describes the responsibilities of institutions and health care workers for reporting abuse. Additional readings and audio-visual materials are also identified. 1999, 42 p. |
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Abuse of Older Adults: Canadian Education Resources
by Paul Chaulk (Atlantic Evaluation Group Inc.), Amanda Parriag, Angie Cormier (AcA Consultants), Olive Bryanton (PEI Centre on Health and Aging) and Evelyn McQuaid (Atlantic Evaluation Group Inc.)
This document provides information describing all training resources currently available in Canada that address the issue of abuse of older adults. This inventory will be helpful to professionals and volunteers who wish to support or upgrade training efforts in this field and thereby help to prevent and/or respond to abuse of the elderly. 2004, 76p. |
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Community Awareness and Response: Abuse and Neglect of Older Adults
by Dianne Kinnon
This document provides an understanding of abuse and neglect of older adults, and acts as a guide for those who wish to take action. It describes an approach that can be used by communities to develop policies, programs, and services that support older adults. The document is intended to stimulate discussion and action at the community level. 2002, 102 p. |
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Directory of Services and Programs Addressing the Needs of Older Adult Victims of Violence in Canada
by the NCFV
Grouped by province and territory, this 2004 directory lists programs and services across Canada. Each organization is listed with an identification of its type (e.g. long-term care facility), a brief description of its services, and contact information. Where possible, the description indicates whether services are available in English and/or French. 2004, 79p. |
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Financial Abuse of Older Adults - Overview Paper
by Teresa Lukawiecki
This overview paper provides an introduction to the issue of financial abuse of older adults. Although the document is organized primarily as a reference for people who work or interact with older adults, there is also a tear-out information page designed specifically for seniors who may be experiencing financial abuse. 1999, 12 p. |
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Older Canadians and the Abuse of Seniors: A Continuum from Participation to Empowerment
by the ARA Consulting Group Inc.
This report explores the role of older Canadians as active participants in the prevention of the abuse of seniors. The paper presents opinions on involvement and empowerment as expressed by the leaders of projects funded by the Family Violence Prevention Division of Health Canada and other workers prominent in the field. 1994, 20 p. |
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Preventing and Responding to Abuse in Long-Term Care Facilities – Lessons Learned from the Abuse Prevention in Long-Term Care (APLTC) Project
by Wanda Jamieson and Liz Hart of JamiesonHartGraves (JHG) Consulting
This document provides a summary of the findings and insights derived from an evaluation of the Abuse Prevention in Long-term Care (APLTC) project that was carried out in 2001/02. It provides information that will serve to increase awareness of abuse in long-term care and suggests efforts that can be taken to ensure residents’ rights. The document considers the policy and program implications of the project and highlights areas that continue to require attention.
2004, 20p. |
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Resource and Training Kit for Service Providers: Abuse and Neglect of Older Adults
by Nancy Murphy
This resource and training kit offers trainers valuable tools for raising awareness among service providers on the issue of family violence. The kit presents different aspects of abuse and neglect of older adults. Modules contain several presentations adaptable to various teaching styles. 1994, 199 p. |
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Returning Home: Fostering a Supportive and Respectful Environment in the Long-Term Care Setting
by Jean Kozak and Teresa Lukawiecki
This monograph, the third of a three-part series, examines what residents and others feel are the characteristics of a supportive and respectful environment within a long-term care facility. This series is a synthesis of the findings of a national educational project known as "Abuse Prevention in Long-Term Care", carried out between 1995 and 1998. It is intended to stimulate discussion and action. 2001, 42 p. |
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Self-Neglect by Older Adults - Overview Paper
by Michael J. Maclean
This overview paper provides an understanding of the issue of self-neglect among older adults. It explains what constitutes self-neglect, the legal complications associated with intervention, and steps that can be taken to prevent or stop it. The document also includes a listing of the ministries and agencies responsible for the welfare of older adults in each of the provinces and territories. 1999, 12 p. |
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Stand by Me: Preventing Abuse and Neglect of Residents in Long-Term Care Settings
by Jean Kozak and Teresa Lukawiecki
This monograph, the second of a three-part series, highlights what residents, staff, families, and others feel should be done to ensure that abuse and neglect are stopped and prevented in long-term care facilities. The series is a synthesis of the findings of a national educational project known as "Abuse Prevention in Long-Term Care", carried out between 1995 and 1998. It is intended to stimulate discussion and action. 2001, 58 p. |
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When Home is Not a Home: Abuse and Neglect in Long-Term Care - A Resident's Perspective
by Jean Kozak and Teresa Lukawiecki
This monograph, the first of a three-part series, summarizes the perceptions of long-term care residents from across Canada as to what constitutes abuse and neglect. The series is a synthesis of the findings of a national educational project known as "Abuse Prevention in Long-Term Care", carried out between 1995 and 1998. It is intended to stimulate discussion and action. 2001, 34 p. |
