Healthy Ageing and Aged Care takes an inter-disciplinary approach to supporting older people within the community and in care. It represents current Australian policies and practices and takes a holistic view of the older person, and emphasises the positive aspects of the ageing process, maintaining that people age in healthy ways and continue to be an integral part of their families and communities. This is one of the rewarding aspects of working with older people-assessing accurately and collaboratively putting in place strategies that can maintain the person's quality of life. The goal is…mehr
Healthy Ageing and Aged Care takes an inter-disciplinary approach to supporting older people within the community and in care. It represents current Australian policies and practices and takes a holistic view of the older person, and emphasises the positive aspects of the ageing process, maintaining that people age in healthy ways and continue to be an integral part of their families and communities. This is one of the rewarding aspects of working with older people-assessing accurately and collaboratively putting in place strategies that can maintain the person's quality of life. The goal is for students to be able to develop those skills by engaging with the material in this book.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Maree Bernoth is a Senior Lecturer, School of Nursing, Midwifery & Indigenous Health, Charles Sturt University. Denise Winkler is an Educational Designer, Division of Student Learning, Charles Sturt University.
Inhaltsangabe
* PART ONE: The context of ageing * 1: Clarissa Hughes, Robin Harvey, Christine Stripling: The opportunities and challenges of ageing in Australia * 2: J. Michael Wynne, Lynda Saltarelli: Policies influencing aged care in Australia: past, present and future * 3: Jayne Douglas: The experience of ageing for Indigenous Australians * 4: Denise Winkler : The personal perspective of ageing in a complex world * PART TWO: The social aspects of ageing * 5: Belinda Cash: Family relationships and informal care * 6: Karen Bell, Sabine Wardle: Ageing in rural areas: Embracing Diversity * 7: Briony Dow, Bianca Brijnath, Kate O'Halloran: Elder Abuse * 8: Gael Evans-Barr: Older People Volunteering * 9: Rylee Dionigi : Leisure, Sport and Recreation in the Lives of Older People * PART THREE: The clinical aspects of ageing and aged care * 10: Maree Bernoth, Jed Montayre: The impact of physiological changes on older people: Implications for nursing * 11: Elyce Green, Bridget Honan: The older person in acute care * 13: Peter Santangelo, John Dobronhotoff: Maintaining mental health through the ageing experience * 14: Marguerite Bramble: Dementia * 15: Phillip Ebbs: Pharmacology * 16: Ruth Crawford, Marissa Samuelson: Optimal nutrition and hydration * 17: Simone Alexander: Oral Health * 18: Kristy Robson: Mobility and falls prevention * 19: Alison Devitt: Managing multiple chronic conditions (multimorbidity) * 19: Jenny McKenzie, Melissa Brody: End-of-life-care
* PART ONE: The context of ageing * 1: Clarissa Hughes, Robin Harvey, Christine Stripling: The opportunities and challenges of ageing in Australia * 2: J. Michael Wynne, Lynda Saltarelli: Policies influencing aged care in Australia: past, present and future * 3: Jayne Douglas: The experience of ageing for Indigenous Australians * 4: Denise Winkler : The personal perspective of ageing in a complex world * PART TWO: The social aspects of ageing * 5: Belinda Cash: Family relationships and informal care * 6: Karen Bell, Sabine Wardle: Ageing in rural areas: Embracing Diversity * 7: Briony Dow, Bianca Brijnath, Kate O'Halloran: Elder Abuse * 8: Gael Evans-Barr: Older People Volunteering * 9: Rylee Dionigi : Leisure, Sport and Recreation in the Lives of Older People * PART THREE: The clinical aspects of ageing and aged care * 10: Maree Bernoth, Jed Montayre: The impact of physiological changes on older people: Implications for nursing * 11: Elyce Green, Bridget Honan: The older person in acute care * 13: Peter Santangelo, John Dobronhotoff: Maintaining mental health through the ageing experience * 14: Marguerite Bramble: Dementia * 15: Phillip Ebbs: Pharmacology * 16: Ruth Crawford, Marissa Samuelson: Optimal nutrition and hydration * 17: Simone Alexander: Oral Health * 18: Kristy Robson: Mobility and falls prevention * 19: Alison Devitt: Managing multiple chronic conditions (multimorbidity) * 19: Jenny McKenzie, Melissa Brody: End-of-life-care
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