Titlebook: Advances in Elder Abuse Research; Practice, Legislatio Amanda Phelan Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Ageism and Elder Abuse.D

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Mathematische Definitionsans?tze Consequently, in a White House conference on ageing in the United States, Pillemer et al. (2015) identified FA as a key policy and research area for action and it has been recognized as an important public health challenge (Payne and Strasser 2012; Yon et al. 2017).

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Mehmet Y?lmaz,Nihan Potas,Birol Top?uElder abuse is a complex problem cross-cutting through social sphere, public health and other distinct areas and it is a violation of human rights. The effects of elder abuse can be dramatic not just for the older person experiencing abuse and her or his immediate surroundings but also for the society at large.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83077-7use. Elder abuse permeates all nations and prevalence statistics suggest one in six older people is affected by some form of elder abuse with family members representing a high proportion of abuse perpetrators (Yon et al. 2017). The growing volume of knowledge on this topic has been in tandem with t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83077-7 points to both an increasing life expectancy and a greater proportion of older people. For example, the average global life expectancy has more than doubled since 1900 (Roser 2018) with life expectancy at birth being 72?years in 2016 (WHO 2018) as compared to just 53?years in 1960 (World Bank 2018)

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-99786-0at rather than being a private sphere, family matter problem, elder abuse is a public sphere problem. In fact, it is an issue of national import, touching such sectors as social services, healthcare, law enforcement, and banking. As a social justice issue, societal recognition of and action concerni

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Bedeutung und Inhalt der Chaostheorie,was first drawn to this type of abuse during the 1990s (Ramsey-Klawsnik 1991; Holt 1993; Bennett and Kingston 2013). One of the first studies on sexual abuse in later life was conducted by Ramsey-Klawsnik (1991), and in 1999, a conference under the title “The Great Taboo” was organized by ., a chari