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Empowerment in action
 — practising empowerment
Author(s)Lorna Ahlquist
Corporate AuthorAge Concern Scotland; Poverty Alliance; Greater Glasgow Health Board
PublisherAge Concern Scotland, Edinburgh, 1997
Pages31 pp
SourcePublications Unit, Age Concern Scotland, Leonard Small House, 113 Rose Street, Edinburgh EH2 3DT.
KeywordsPatients ; Rights [elderly] ; Participation ; Geriatric units ; Development projects ; Glasgow.
AnnotationThe Empowerment Project was set up by Strathclyde Poverty Alliance (now the Poverty Alliance), and ran from November 1992 to February 1995. The Project's aim was to empower frail older people in continuing care wards of long stay hospitals, and to consider problems of institutionalisation. This is a manual based on the experiences of the Project. It aims to give the reader an understanding of the process of empowerment and ways forward. The guidelines given are intended as a framework, to be related to a specific context and type of empowerment work. They cover definitions, explanations, examples, models, principles, check lists, and ground rules.
Accession NumberCPA-980407237 B
ClassmarkLF: IKR: TMB: LDB: IGD: 9WC

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