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Resource Title: |
2006 Adult Abuse Prevention Kit: A Resource Kit for Protecting the Elderly and Adults with Disabilities
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| Resource Type: |
Program or Organization, Resource Kit |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
Texas Department of Family and Protective Services |
| Summary: |
The material in this resource kit is designed to help create public awareness about the problem of adult abuse. |
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Resource Title: |
A Response to the Abuse of Vulnerable Adults: The 2000 Survey of State Adult Protective Services
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| Resource Type: |
Executive Summary |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
National Committee for the Prevention on Elder Abuse |
| Summary: |
The Purpose of the 2000 Survey of adult protective services was to obtain the most recent and accurate information available from states and territories on elder/adult protective services. |
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Resource Title: |
Adult Victims of Crime and Abuse in Residential Care Facilities
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| Resource Type: |
Program or Organization |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
National Organization for Victim Assistance |
| Summary: |
The National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA), the National Association of Adult Protective Services (NAAPSA) and the Office for Victims of Crime (OVC) have initiated a unique action partnership bringing together experts and other individuals across the country to collaborate in order to better address the needs of adults victims of crime and abuse who live in residential care facilities. |
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Resource Title: |
Are You Safe?
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| Resource Type: |
Brochure or Pamphlet |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
ETR Associates |
| Summary: |
Are You Safe? is a pamphlet which describes different ways an older person can be hurt by abuse and explains why abuse is never the fault of the person being hurt. It also provides information on where and how to get help. |
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Resource Title: |
CNA Training Solution Video: Elder Abuse
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| Resource Type: |
Videotape |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
HCPro, Inc. |
| Summary: |
This video provides a comprehensive 30-45 minute inservice on elder abuse for nursing assistants. |
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Resource Title: |
Crime and Elder Abuse: An Integrated Perspective
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| Resource Type: |
Book or Manual, Data and Statistics, Education |
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| Summary: |
This book will help to advance understanding among policymakers, practitioners, and educators and prepare them to limit the negative consequences associated with victimization of adults. It offers a criminological foundation from which this increased understanding about elder abuse will evolve. |
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Resource Title: |
Diagnostic and Treatment Guidelines on Elder Abuse and Neglect
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| Resource Type: |
Guidelines |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
American Medical Association |
| Summary: |
This document deals with physicians' responses to elder abuse and neglect. Additionally, it includes information on self-neglect among the elderly, which is also a major concern for professionals caring for elderly patients. |
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Resource Title: |
Elder Abuse and Neglect
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| Resource Type: |
Website |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
Webster University |
| Summary: |
This website is designed to address many of the concerns surrounding elder abuse ranging from information concerning the incidence of abuse to a discussion of intervention strategies. A list of recommended readings is also provided. |
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Resource Title: |
Elder Abuse and Neglect Assessment- New York
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| Resource Type: |
Checklist or Worksheet, Program or Organization |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
The Hartford Institute for Geriatric Nursing |
| Summary: |
The Elder Assessment Instrument (EAI),a 41-item Likert scale assessment instrument, is comprised of seven sections that review signs, symptoms and subjective complaints of elder abuse, neglect, exploitation and abandonment. |
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Resource Title: |
Elder Abuse and Neglect: In Search of Solutions
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| Resource Type: |
Brochure or Pamphlet |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
American Psychological Association |
| Summary: |
This brochure, produced by the American Psychological Association, was written for cosumers, but is useful to anyone who wants to know more elder abuse. |
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Resource Title: |
Elder Abuse in Indian Country: A Review of the Literature-- Research, Policy, and Practice
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| Resource Type: |
Report, |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
National Center on Elder Abuse and the National Indian Council on Aging |
| Summary: |
This literature review explores the nature and extent of elder abuse in Indian country, describes what is currently being done about it,and identifies promising approaches and practices for addressing the problem. |
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Resource Title: |
Elder Abuse- Fanlight Productions
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| Resource Type: |
Videotape |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
Fanlight Productions |
| Summary: |
Fanlight productions is a leading distributor of innovative film and video works on the social issues of our time, with a special focus on healthcare, mental health, professional ethics, aging and gerontology, disabilities, the workplace, and gender and family issues. More specifically, this website includes a list of films related to elder abuse. |
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Resource Title: |
Elder Abuse-Sacramento
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| Resource Type: |
Brochure or Pamphlet |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
Crime & Violence Prevention Center |
| Summary: |
This brochure provides information on the four types of elderly abuse. |
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Resource Title: |
Elder Abuse: The Real Definition
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| Resource Type: |
Education, Videotape |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
Video Press |
| Summary: |
This 3-tape series considers not only obvious abuse, but also situations where negligence, unintentional actions or lack of knowledge are abusive. |
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Resource Title: |
Elder Mistreatment: Abuse, Neglect, and Exploitation in an Aging America
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| Resource Type: |
Book or Manual |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
National Research Council |
| Summary: |
Elder Mistreatment in an Aging America takes a giant step toward broadening our understanding of the mistreatment of the elderly and recommends specific research and funding strategies that can be used to deepen it. |
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Resource Title: |
Home Care Companion: Caregiving Series
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| Resource Type: |
Education, Program or Organization, Videotape |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
Healing Arts Communications |
| Summary: |
Series of videos that discuss several issues related to the elderly such as fall prevention and elder neglect and abuse. |
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Resource Title: |
IGSW Online Training Programs
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| Resource Type: |
Education |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
Boston University |
| Summary: |
The Institute for Geriatric Social Work offers flexible online training programs for busy social workers, case managers, and other social service or health care professionals. IGSW also offers an online Certificate in Aging program which is designed for busy professionals who want to develop a core foundation of knowledge and skills in aging while demonstrating expertise in a growing field. |
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Resource Title: |
Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect
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| Resource Type: |
Journal |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
The Haworth Press, Inc. |
| Summary: |
The Journal of Elder Abuse & Neglect is devoted to bringing to light the causes, effects, treatment, and prevention of the mistreatment of older people. This quarterly journal's goal is to increase your understanding of the dynamics that cause elder abuse and show you new and effective treatment methods and preventive strategies. For researchers, educators, practitioners, and policymakers in the fields of aging, health, mental health, social services, and adult protective services. |
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Resource Title: |
Journal of Women & Aging
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| Resource Type: |
Journal |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
The Haworth Press, Inc. |
| Summary: |
The Journal of Women & Aging presents the most current and complete information available on the social, psychological, and health care needs of women as they age.
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Resource Title: |
National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA)
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| Resource Type: |
Program or Organization |
| Publisher/Sponsor: |
U.S. Administration on Aging, Department of Health and Human Services. |
| Summary: |
The National Center on Elder Abuse (NCEA), established by the U.S. Administration on Aging (AoA), is a resource center for elder rights advocates; health, aging, and social services professionals; APS; law enforcement; legal professionals; public policy leaders; researchers; and others working so that older Americans can live with integrity, independence, and without abuse, neglect, and exploitation. |
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