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    is much visible in real life among them as most of the elderly are abandoned and lack of attention by their family or their closest relatives. The elderly feel more attentive to the nursing home‚ whereas the comparison between elderly and caregivers is out of balance‚ lack of affection from their family‚ feelings no longer needed‚ no spare time to share feelings‚ and abstain from family by reason of wanting to forget His family. So the elderly feel unhappy‚ stress‚ and even depression that in the

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    foremost difference in sleep architecture among young and elderly is that young adults gets lengthier levels of each sleep stage however the elderly does not. In addition to that‚ the elderly wake up more habitually and unable to enter stage four of sleep. Elderly reaches up to stage three of sleep. Hence‚ the total time they spent in any phase is going to reduced. The above figure shows that there are more shifts between stages for the elderly in contrast to young adults. 3b) Insomnia‚ physical illness

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    over time. This shows us that elderly people have received more attention when it comes to benefits than children have‚ when really this should be equal. (b) Identify two politically relevant factors that have affected the changing distribution of government benefits between children and the elderly. Healthcare most likely is a huge factor in this change because elderly people usually need more benefits when it comes to their health. Another factor might be that elderly people have become more involved

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    Elder Abuse Essay

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    With the population expanding with people over sixty this brings an increased hidden problem of elder abuse and neglect. Abuse and neglect of the elderly manifests itself in many forms‚ with physical abuse being the most visible one. Abuse can fall into several areas; such as physical‚ sexual‚ emotional/psychological‚ and emotional. Neglect on the other hand is also abuse‚ but usually not as visible as the prior. Elder abuse is a form of violence that is absolutely deplorable in today’s society

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    old age problem

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    statistics related to the old age problem Solution and remedial measure to solve old age problem Action taken by trainee for solving the problem Comments and suggestion Conclusion Introduction The elderly population in India is continuously increasing and also the problems faced by these people are increasing simultaneously. The number of people in old age homes is constantly increasing and also most of the parents are now deciding to live in old

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    Respecting Elders

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    mad to see how some of the elderly are treated today‚ and I don’t know what to do about it‚ but is sure makes me sick. For our young children to respect anyone they have to be taught right from the start‚ when they are growing up. It’s not something that can be taught after they are grown up‚ because they have never learned the meaning of the word respect. It so sad‚ that in today’s society‚ you see some of the things that are going on with everybody‚ not only our elderly‚ but anyone around them.

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    difficulty for elderly people? If yes‚ how is it a difficulty‚ and in what way can we reduce the difficulty?” The second question is‚ “How does walking upstairs feel for elderly people? and what may help reduce the struggle.” The third question “Has the ability to carry objects decreased over time? What would be a better technique?” The fourth question “What do you do when reading from short and long distances? Do you use glasses?” The fifth question‚ “What are the feelings about elderly people driving

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    Elder Justice Act 2009

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    What would a society look like without healthy elderly individuals? The elderly compose a large portion of the population‚ and many people do not realize how vulnerable and unsafe old age can be. It is difficult for elderly people to live out the later stage in their lives without protection and prevention of certain problems. An act that I will discuss is The Elder Justice Act of 2009. This act has helped support elders by combating elder abuse‚ and helping prevent it as well. Another act I will

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    Making the decision as to whether or not to place elderly parents in a nursing home is one that many people face at some point or another‚ as their parents age progresses and their health begins to deteriorate. It is by far one of the toughest decision adult children have to make in terms of their parents futures‚ and it can come with a tremendous amount of stress and guilt. While some individuals are equipped to take complete care of their elderly parents‚ others are not even if they would like

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    Anti Ageist Practice

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    development of anti-ageist practice.” The Author will now discuss the above with particular attention drawn to Ageist &Anti-Ageist practice. The Theoretical framework applicable to aging & its implications on policy & practice within social care work with elderly people. Hughes & Mtezuka (1992) describes ageism as “the social process through which negative images of & attitudes towards older people‚ based solely on the characteristics of old age itself‚ result in discrimination.” The Author whilst researching

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