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Final report of focus groups of Irish older people
Author(s)Robin Webster
Corporate AuthorDignity & Older Europeans Consortium (DOE)
PublisherElectronic format, 2004
Pages23 pp (+ appendices) (Dignity and Older Europeans)
Sourcehttp://www.cardiff.ac.uk/medic/subsites/dignity/pr...
KeywordsHealth services ; Services ; Management [care] ; Rights [elderly] ; Attitudes to the old of general public ; Quality of life ; Qualitative Studies ; Ireland.
AnnotationDignity and Older Europeans is a 3-year project (2001-2004) which was funded by the European Commission under the Fifth Framework (Quality of Life) Programme and coordinated by the Department of Geriatric Medicine at Cardiff University, in Wales. The objective of this study was to hold up to 20 focus groups of older people (aged 65+), and to qualitatively analyse the data recorded, in order to understand the meaning older people have of dignity. While the 59 Irish participants were generally happy, there is a feeling of having been left behind or left out of changes in the country. Respect was the key word they used to describe dignity. (RH).
Accession NumberCPA-050720208 E
ClassmarkL: I: QA: IKR: TOB: F:59: 3DP: 763

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