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Nursing home residents age-friendly communities | Author(s) | Penelope Ann Shaw |
Journal title | Journal of Gerontological Social Work, vol 61, no 1, January 2018 |
Publisher | Taylor and Francis, January 2018 |
Pages | pp 11-15 |
Source | http://www.tandfonline.com |
Keywords | Ageing process ; Physical disabilities ; Over 70s ; Nursing homes ; Residents [care homes] ; Attitude ; Neighbourhoods, communities etc ; Urban areas ; United States of America. |
Annotation | Commentary written by a 74-year-old disabled nursing home resident and receiving total care. The author lives in Braintree, Massachusetts, a suburban town near Boston which he describes as a welcoming, age-friendly community, despite having elements of ageism. The author argues that despite stereotypes about nursing home residents, they are a diverse population and many (including himself) have active, social lives in the community. (JL). |
Accession Number | CPA-180316210 A |
Classmark | BG: BN: BBK: LHB: KX: DP: RH: RK: 7T |
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