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s, the old are portrayed as dependent individuals, characterized by a lack of social autonomy, unloved and neglected by both their immediate family and friends; and posing a threat to the living standards of younger age groups by being a ‘burden‘ that consumes without producing. Older people are per

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Book 1994 are portrayed as dependent individuals, characterized by a lack of social autonomy, unloved and neglected by both their immediate family and friends; and posing a threat to the living standards of younger age groups by being a ‘burden‘ that consumes without producing. Older people are perceived as

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Family and social networks,f kin, friends and neighbours will greatly effect her/his experience of ageing. In this chapter we examine the extent to which older people are part of kinship networks and the role of the family in the care of older people. Finally we look at the wider social networks of older people and the perceptions of isolation and loneliness of the elderly.

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Services for elderly people,ual. However, as we are examining service needs, delivery and use, in this chapter the problem-orientated approach will figure more heavily than previously. We start by offering a brief history of the development of health and welfare services for the elderly. This is followed by a description of current usage patterns.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4899-3075-0ETA; autonomy; demography; experiment; family; health; media; myths; networks; politics; service; social networ

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