PPT-Strengthening Community Supports to Prevent Elder Abuse

Strengthening Community Supports to Prevent Elder Abuse PRESENTER INFORMATION Introduction Presenter Organization PRESENTER BIO ORGANIZATION MISSION OR GOALS COMMUNITY PARTNERS ETC. Stop Abuse and Financial Exploitation. Who are Elder Abuse Victims?. Age – 50 and over. Gender – Male or Female. Ongoing Relationship with Expectation of Trust. Who are Abusers? . Family members, trusted individuals. The Pharmacist’s Role. 1. Reaching Important Gatekeepers: Training Pharmacists about Elder Abuse. Acknowledgements. Content by Tatanya Gurvich, Pharm.D. and Bradley Williams, Pharm. D., USC School of Pharmacy and Elaine Chen, MS and Mary Twomey, MSW, University of California, Irvine.. Dr. . Mamta. Patel Associate Professor Department of Criminology and Forensic Science Dr. . DR. M.S. GUDI . PRESIDENT . NEOLIFE FOUNDATION. Introduction. Elder . Abuse is a social crime, seen as day to day event all over the universe. .. It . has been widely accepted as blow to humanity and violation of human rights. Dr.Roger. Butler. A war veteran / VP resident. Objectives. Discuss current research on elder abuse demographics in relation to dementia care. Discuss some theoretical models to explain WHY?. Explore challenges in dementia care both in the community and LTC sectors . ST TAMMANY PARISH. SALT COUNCIL. JUNE 11, 2012. ELDER ABUSE. TYPES AND. SIGNS OF ASSAULT. Paul Greenwood,. Deputy District Attorney,. San Diego County, California. Debbie Harrison, RN. Health Care Consulting, LLC. National Indigenous Elder . Justice Initiative. Billings Montana Title VI Cluster Training. August 16 &17, 2017. Sloan Henry, B.S.. Project Coordinator . “. Restoring respect and dignity by honoring Indigenous elders”. Day 2011. S. eniors. A. nd. L. aw. E. nforcement. T. ogether. Preliminary Indicators of Abuse. . - June 14, 2011. Harold S. Bartholomew, Jr.. Assistant District Attorney. Office of Walter P. Reed. 22. Forum . July . 25. th. , 2014. Deborah Merrill, . Senior Policy Director. Page . 1. introduction & objectives. Page . 2. What do. . people know?. Violence against animals. 1. What is Elder Abuse?. 1. Elder abuse is any action or inaction by self or others that jeopardizes the health or well-being of any older adult and is divided into six categories:. physical. neglect. Setting the Stage for Restorative Justice. Shelly L. Jackson, Ph.D.. University of Virginia. Research. . Child Abuse. Focus on the offenders (parents; 0 – 3 programs) . Intimate Partner Violence . Module 7: Violence. Obj. . 7.6: . . Identify . the types of elder abuse and the risk and protective factors for elder abuse.. Do . Now: . Prevalence of Elder Abuse. A recent ABC News headline proclaimed, . Our communities are like buildings that support people’s wellbeing. Sturdy buildings ensure that people are safe and thriving at every age. We all have a part to play in this construction projec A Community Discussion. Diane D. . Welborn. ,. . Ombudsman. The Ombudsman Office. 11 West Monument Avenue, Suite 606. Dayton, Ohio 45402. 937-223-4613. 937-228-1183 Fax. Elder abuse can be defined as "a single, or repeated act, or lack of appropriate action, occurring within any relationship where there is an expectation of trust which causes harm or distress to an older person". Elder abuse can take various forms such as physical, psychological or emotional, sexual and financial abuse. It can also be the result of intentional or unintentional neglect..