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    Kathleen Wynne Case Study

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    This cartoon is about the Canadian Pension Plan and how Kathleen Wynne, Premier of Ontario, wanted to create a special pension plan for Ontario (ORPP) simply because she noticed that nearly two-thirds of Ontarians have no workplace pension. Her initial idea was to enhance the already existing CPP, but Prime Minister Stephen Harper refused to improve the benefits, therefore forcing Wynne to introduce the Ontario Retirement Pension Plan. Justin Trudeau, however, had repeatedly pledged to boost the…

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    Dignity In Nursing Essay

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    Dignity as a concept within the health care of older adults is particularly related to the process of becoming old and being subject to physical and mental deterioration. Furthermore, the process is often related to a feeling of vulnerability, loss of self-identity and of being subject to negative attitudes (Moody 1998, Woolhead et al. 2004, DOE n.d.). Older adults have long life experiences and deserve respect from younger generations (Nordenfelt 2003b). In addition, they often have a multitude…

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    (Cole, 2012). Our population includes patients in an outpatient mental health unit with an onset of depression that arose at the time of their retirement. Levinson’s approach fits this population well because the Late Life Transition occurs around age 60-65 and focuses on the loss of a productive role, which for this group, is the loss of their working role to contribute to society. The approach matches the goals established because they intend to fill the void in the clients by establishing a…

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    Jennifer Thompson used a combination of wit and psychology to escape from Bobby Poole’s control the night of her attack. The first escape occurred when Thompson told Poole that she had a “phobia” of knives and ask that he set the knife that he was holding outside. Thompson told Poole that if she was able to hear the knife hit the metal of the car, she would be better able to “relax.” It is at this point, when Poole puts the knife away from Thompson, that she describes a “shift in power.”…

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    people. Studies show that interacting with people of any age can decrease loneliness. In response to this need, there are numerous organizations that send volunteers to the homes of elderly people to provide friendship and assistance as needed (Prosper Home Care, 2014). An older adult can also choose to volunteer with younger adults. The Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS) runs a senior companions program, in which an older adult offers companionship and assistance to another,…

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    of poverty will continue to rise while the elderly are considering when they would like their benefits to start. The downfall of retirement, senior would lose some of their benefits if they decide to receive their social security funding before the age of 66. It is recommend for retiree to wait…

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    Aging Population

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    driving demand for health care workers who specialize in caring for older patients, also known as geriatricians. As the baby boomers age – those born between 1946 and 1964, career opportunities will increase for geriatric health care workers ("ExploreHealthCareers.org"). The reason being, by 2030 more than one-fifth of Americans – 70 million individuals – will be over the age of 65 ("ExploreHealthCareers.org"). Therefore, due to this projected increase in the number of older Americans, in the…

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    Ageism In Australia Essay

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    In many industries, there has been an increased trend for the workforce to become older due to better health and longevity. Ageism brings new challenges with the requirements of work, promotions of work ability. The Australian population is aging due to a variety of factors such as, the baby boom, after World War 2, an increase in lifespan, and a slowing of birthrate. The purpose of this paper will be to identify the key issues of ageism that affects potential and current adult employees. Quite…

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    VR Technology is Helping The Aging Process and Advancing Healthcare Everybody and everything ages. As technology matures, the possibilities for its applications are expanding, and businesses and consumers are making better use of it. Cutting-edge long-term care facilities are already using virtual reality to enhance the experience of senior living, and in recent years, health care researchers have turned their to using the latest technologies to improve care and treatment outcomes among the…

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    Throughout previous research, there are some limitations in the data that was collected. Elderly individuals that were examined were all of cognitive functioning levels. Where the elderly individual is able to comprehend and understand the questions and tasks needed for examiners surveys. This limits the population and excludes elderly individuals with a mental health diagnosis or a physical disability. Physicians that were questioned in research all specialized in families or general studies.…

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