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New hope for elder mental health
research.
Occasionally, even the most experienced Washington observers must eat their words. Last year, I detailed in this column ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
NewsRx enters legal & bus. Fields with the launch
of 56 weekly pubs in...
In what amounts to a huge increase in the supply of information services, NewsRx (Atlanta, GA), a publisher ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
NewsRx enters legal & bus. fields with the launch
of 56 weekly pubs in...
In what amounts to a huge increase in the supply of information services, NewsRx (Atlanta, GA), a publisher ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
View on Washington: geriatric depression beckons SNFs
to act. (Frontlines).
Not long ago, weariness and sadness were viewed as normal components of aging. It was assumed that older ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Assisted-living option often explored at families' urging
The number of people living in assisted-living facilities nationwide is approaching I million. Yet, for the most part, ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
The Aging Economy
As demands for assisted living facilities and eldercare services continues to grow, gray has become the new color ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Economic slump keeps seniors closer to home
As many Americans' retirement wealth has fallen during the last two years, some older residents here have curbed ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Low Protein + Low Exercise = Sarcopenia
IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 1 Physician Carmen Sceppa (seated) and exercise physiologist Jennifer Layne examine a digital image of skeletal ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Our do'ers profile.
In Our Do'ers Profile, we highlight some of the hardworking and talented individuals in public human services. This ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
The human touch keeps the elderly and disabled technology-connected
The most recentevery-10-year US census, in 2000, produced some interesting geriatric results with significant short- and long-term implications ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Where Will You Go When You Grow Old?
What will your parents do to take rare of your grandparents when they can't take care of themselves ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
The Spend-Down Dilemma
Divesting oneself of assets to artificially qualify for federallyfunded medical assistance may seem like a quick solution for ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Elder care: caring for the
caregivers.
A 1998 study found that U.S. business spends well over $11 billion a year as a result of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Elder Care.
Health, financial and legal issues for children of aging parents Betty LeClare knows from experience that the phones ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Pharmacist gets special geriatric certification
Stephen M. Setter, an assistant professor of pharmacy at Washington State University at Spokane, recently became one of ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Seniors' agency serves 10,000 in five counties
Twice a day, 78-year-old Norman Livingston hears a tap on the door of his Spokane home and admits ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Hoarding by elderly people
HEADNOTE Although hoarding has been studied in adults, little is known about problems of hoarding by elderly people. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
2000 Conference Showcase.
As the 21st century dawns, a new age of human resource management is rapidly emerging. Your organizations and ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
New business offers geriatric health education programs
A Clarks Summit-based business may become the region's leading source of communitybased health education programs for geriatric issues. (PERIODICAL ARTICLE)
Midwest banker offers her experience to nation's elderly
Sandra Anderson, a Minneapolis-based trust officer and co-founder of Wells Fargo's Elder Services Program, was recently selected to ... (PERIODICAL ARTICLE) | |
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