Quality in Ageing and Older Adults: Volume 5 Issue 2
Promoting excellence in services through research, policy and practice
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Communicating in family aged care dyads Part 1: The influence of stereotypical role expectations
Helen Edwards, Helen ChapmanThis paper contends that dysfunctional patterns of communication can develop in family aged care dyads in response to stereotypical role expectations in the…
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Duration of stay and outcome for inpatients on an assessment ward for elderly patients with cognitive impairment
Sue Ball, Steve Simpson, Diane Beavis, John DyerThe move away from the provision of long‐stay beds by the NHS inevitably meant a change in function for wards for elderly patients with cognitive impairment to a more acute way of…
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Communicating interviews: The experience of research with minority ethnic older people in Britain
Chih SinInterviewing minority ethnic older people can seem daunting. It is easy for stereotypical views of minority ethnic groups and of older people to lead to pathologising approaches…
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Crossroads after 50: Approach with care
Donald Hirsch‘Active ageing’ was once a term associated mainly with a physically active, even sporty, retirement. In recent years, economic and demographic circumstances, together with…
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Emerald Publishing LimitedOpen Access:
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- Prof Fiona Poland