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Support for Those Living with Dementia and Their Caregivers,Alliance, and Dr. Davina Porock cover a wide range of best practices for both dementia care and caregiver support. Among the topics covered here are?the importance of supporting the family caregiver, wandering, stigma, financial and legal planning, and the prevalence of underserved dementia sufferers among minorities in the US.

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Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2019 designed by stakeholders, healthcare providers, and public, private and nonprofit organizations in the United States. The solutions presented address challenges including: providing person-centered long-term care, making palliative care accessible in all healthcare settings and the home, enabling a

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Ulf-Daniel Ehlers,Laura Eigbrechtd the means of avoiding the hospital (and ultimately the nursing home). At the core of the chapter is the independence and self-management of older adults, which the authors acknowledge as both a challenge and a solution.

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Coordinated Primary Care, of the VA Medical Center and Drs. Erin Giovannetti and Michael Barr of the National Committee for Quality Assurance confirm these findings and offer unique perspectives into the importance of coordinated primary care.

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Merging Health and Social Services,d the means of avoiding the hospital (and ultimately the nursing home). At the core of the chapter is the independence and self-management of older adults, which the authors acknowledge as both a challenge and a solution.

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Purpose and Social Inclusion,itchell, and Ivan Hilton of Beatitudes Campus; Anne Doyle of Lasell Village; Mia Oberlink of the AdvantAge Initiative; Ruth Finkelstein of Age Smart Employer and Exceeding Expectations Initiatives; Lindsay Goldman of Age-Friendly NYC, Paul Tang of linkAges; and Emi Kiyota of Ibasho.

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Demographics,rd older populations is attributed here to overall increased life span, lower mortality rates, declining immigration numbers, and lower fertility rates, as illustrated in the accompanying tables and figures. Though . is primarily aimed at the United States, the chapter takes care to note that these