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Crisis of health care is fed by
population aging
Rapidly rising health care costs
Cost-Benefit Analysis vs. Cost-Effectiveness Analysis
Cost Benefit - how much a treatment costs compared to benefit that will be created if patient lives

Cost-Effectiveness - Which treatment provides desired outcome for least cost.
Myths of Families
The world we have lost - all families live under the same roof
Social Isolation - most older people ARE connected to their families
Norms of Caregiving: Spousal Responsibility
If your spouse is sick, you are expected to take care of them
Norms of Caregiving: Filial Responsibility
Children are expected to care for their parents when they age
Nursing Home Costs: Spending Down
90% paying for nursing home will be impoverished

Honestly spending money for care
Nursing Home Costs: Divestment Planning
Hiding money in order to get medicaid
Nursing Home Costs: Woodwork Effect
People are very concerned with how they're going to pay
Civil Commitment
Commited to psycatric place (physically) and doesnt want to be
Gaurdianship of the Person
Someone else determines your decisions
Gaudianship of the Estate - Conservatorship
Someone manages your property
Sex in Later Life
Menapause for women
Adapting to sterotype that your too old to do it
If you like it when your young you will probably like it when you are old
More intamate and satisfying at older age; lower quanity
Crime in Later Life
More frequently victimized by fraud
Fear crime more but they tend to avoid it more
Elder Abuse: Phsyical Abuse
Use of physical force that results in injury, phsical pain, or impairment
Elder Abuse: Sexual Abuse
Non-consensual sexual contact with elderly person
Elder Abuse: Emotional Abuse
Anguish, pain, or distress through verbal or non verbal acts.
Elder Abuse: Financial Exploitation
Illegal use of elders funds, property, or other assests
Elder Abuse: Active Neglect
Willfull failure to provide care
Elder Abuse: Passive Neglect
inadequate knowlege; non willfull failure to care
Elder Abuse: Self-Neglect
Failure of an elder to take care for him/herself
Elder Abuse: Abandonment
desertion of an elderly person
Elder Abuse Risk Factors
Drug or Alcohol Abuse
Family history of violence
Dependence on others for financial support
Caregiving Burdens
Social Isolation
Recent stressful life events
Cultural issues
How to Prevent Elder Abuse
Education
Respite Care
Social contact and support
counsleing
Elder Justice Act - 1st federal legislation to precent elder abuse
Euthanasia means _____ ?
Good Death
Voluntary Euthanasia
Patient wanting off of machine assisted living
Passive Euthanasia
Withhold or withdraw treatment for the hopelessly ill
Active Euthanasia: Mercy Killing
Loved one taking anothers life to prevent suffering
Active Euthanasia: Suicide
Suicide happens more proportionately among older adults
Active Euthanasia: Physician Assisted Suicide
Physician chooses to end life
Karen Ann Quinlan Case
California Natural Death Act - previously fill out form saying what you want in situation will be honered

Hospitals ethics committees formed
Nancy Cruzan
Supreme Court supports advanced directives

Had others testify that Nancy wouldn't want to live on life support
Terri Schiavo
Who should choose? Parents or Spouse?
Substituted Judgement vs. Best Interest Standard
Substituted - What would a particular person have wanted

Best Interest - What would a reasonable person want
Advanced Directives: Living Wills
Should I become in a certain situation I would want this
Specifically details what you want
Advanced Directives: Durable Power of Attorney for Health Care
Give person legal rights to make any healthcare decision for them if they are incapable
Patient Self Determination Act of 1991
Anytime you go to the hospital or doctor they are required to offer you advanced directive forms