PPT-Elder Abuse; a Family Physician’s Perspective, Community

DrRoger 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 . Dr. . Mamta. Patel Associate Professor Department of Criminology and Forensic Science Dr. . 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. Neil Baritz, Esq. . Baritz & Colman LLP. (561) 864-5100. Statistics On Elder Abuse. Elderly Americans lost $2.9 Billion dollars in 2009 as a result of elder abuse.. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimate that over 500,000 elder Americans suffer from financial elder abuse annually. . June 15th is World Elder Abuse Prevention Day.. Causing emotional or psychological pain. Includes isolation, verbal abuse, threats, and humiliation.. Psychological Abuse. Failing to provide something necessary for health and safety, such as personal care, food, shelter, or medicine.. William Benson. National Policy Advisor, NAPSA. About NAPSA. Formed in 1989 as a national association for adult protective services (APS) professionals.. Strengthen APS via:. Education. Research. Advocacy. Strengthening Community Supports to Prevent Elder Abuse [ PRESENTER INFORMATION] Introduction: Presenter / Organization PRESENTER BIO; ORGANIZATION MISSION OR GOAL(S); COMMUNITY PARTNERS, ETC. 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 . What is elder abuse?. an all-inclusive term representing all types of mistreatment or abusive behavior toward older adults . (Wolf, 2000, p.7). further defined as acts of commission (intentional behavior) and omission (failure to act). 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, . TASK FORCE More than 73,000 older adults in Michigan are victims of elder abuse. They experience abuse, neglect and exploitation. The symptoms and treatment of elder abuse are complex and demand a 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.. Mary Pat Sullivan, Mary . Gilhooly. , Christina Victor, Ken . Gilhooly. , Brunel University. Sarah . Wadd. , University of Bedfordshire and Nick . Ellender. , London Borough of Hillingdon. Society for the Study of Addiction. Group: Jeremy . Butler, . Kali Greene, Neil Elford, Pat . Crawford, Roxanne . Lamothe, Sheri . Williams-Miller, Tricia . Dominik, . Vicky . Willis and Kim. . Schryburt-Brown. January . 31,. . 2023.