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    weak state. Many abuses can lead to pain and hate in certain ways. Elderly abuse is a big epidemic in this country to go to. But for the majority of the time elders seem to get abused of their fragile state. Elderly people should be treated with respect and tolerance. Even though you see an elder and he’s cranky, he’s really feeling aching. There are many types of abuses around the world such as sexual abuse, physical abuse, and gross neglect. The first type of abuse that elders are getting…

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    Firstly, the various incidents of elder abuse occurred at an assisted living facility known as Silverado Senior Living . This particular story was initially articulated by Robert Faturechi in a Los Angeles Times Newspaper during 2010. The assisted living facility is in Calabasas California. This elder care facility has been recognized as a four star senior care establishment. Hench-forth the senior residents who resided there would pay seventy-five thousand dollars or more annually. The person…

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    A tremendous amount of information about elder abuse exists; yet, elder abuse is underreported and perhaps may be the hardest forms of abuse to detect. Most information of what is known about elder abuse has surfaced in recent years. According to the Seniorcare Organization, although there are no nationwide tracking systems for elder abuse, the National Center on Elder Abuse estimates that somewhere between one and two million Americans over the age of sixty-five (65) have been abused (through…

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    Elder Abuse Case Study

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    The World Health Organization (2014) defines elder abuse as one or multiple acts, or lack of action, that violates established trust in a relationship and causes harm or distress to an older person; this includes abuse such as psychological, physical, sexual, emotional, financial/material, abandonment, and neglect. Estimates say that more than 5 million older Americans have been abused (Rosen, 2014); others report that 1 in 10 older persons are abused each year in the United States, yet only 1…

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    Elder Abuse Research Paper

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    Elder abuse is a pervasive public health issue, one that affects 10% of older adults above the age of 60 in the United States each year. It is prevalent and quickly increasing with the ever-growing elder population that now represents 40 million (12.9%) of the population, but by 2030, will represent 72.1 million of the population (Dong, 2012). Elder abuse is anything that causes physical, mental, and/or emotional harm and includes abuse, neglect and exploitation (What is Resident Mistreatment,…

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    are not able to protect and care for themselves and there are people who take advantage of that weakness. Abuse can take shape in a variety of different ways. A few of those ways are: physical abuse, sexual abuse, emotional or psychological abuse, neglect, abandonment and financial or material exploitation. The NCEA, National Center on Elder Abuse, works towards stopping and preventing abuse, neglect and exploitation. First, it is important to highlight the NCEA’s mission statement: “National,…

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    it is so wrong to abuse elder and dependent people. Also, I feel angry how can they abuse elder and dependent people in any way when they choose their career to serve the elder and dependent population. When they choose this careers, they should at least notice that this population should need more attention and patience because they need help more than others population.So they have more patience than other people when they choose to work with this vulnerable population. Elder and dependent…

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    Elder Abuse & Frailty As the population of older adults is increasing, due to low fertility rates and increasing life expectancy, elder abuse cases are unfortunately on the rise as well. As nurses, especially those of us who plan on going into long-term clinics and working there it is very important for us to know what to do if we come across a situation where an elder is being abused. In this paper I will be analyzing two articles on elder abuse and I will explain in depth five key points…

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    Senior care experts in Thousand Oaks are aware of the hidden signs of elder abuse, including financial, neglect, physical, psychological, or sexual mistreatment. Primary keyword: elder abuse Secondary keyword: home health care Title: Elder Abuse Can Take Many Forms and Can Are Hard to Detect H1 Thousand Oaks Senior Care Experts Recognize the Signs of Elder Abuse Aging adults may suffer from more than one kind of elder abuse. Those suffering from dementia are especially vulnerable. Pegasus…

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    Child and elder abuse is an unfortunate phenomena that happens in our society almost on a regular basis and sadly many times these instances of abuse go unreported. There are several reason for this, for children it may be hard to take what a child says seriously as the child may have imagined/exaggerated the situation or misunderstood what was happening at the time, the same factors tend to apply themselves to elder abuse as well, particularly of the individual has a cognitive or memory such as…

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