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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-34467-2therefore seems appropriate to consider the potential role that issues related to violence, gender and mental health might contribute towards providing a greater understanding of the linked phenomena of elder abuse and neglect. This chapter aims to provide a brief overview of current knowledge about

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-79630-3 of the changing conditions in care on life quality in old age. In 2002 the WHO reinforced the importance of the topic and defined determinants and challenges of the ageing society, outlined in the WHO’s strategy paper “Active Ageing. A Policy Framework” (2002), a vision of ageing as “the process of

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,Interfacing to 16 — Bit Microprocessors,ets of agingphysical, health-related and medical, psychological and mental, economic, social, cultural — the gerontologist Andreas Kruse considers (very) old age as a period of life characterized by increasing vulnerabilities. This article focuses on one of these vulnerabilities, namely the probabil

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Mapping Existing Research and Identifying Knowledge Gaps Concerning the Situation of Older Women in man aged 50 or more years. Despite this fact, efforts by researchers and statisticians to compile information on the living conditions of older women have shown a tendency to neglect this group in scientific studies and official statistics (.).

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