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| 003 OCoLC |
| 008 130430s2011||||th 000 0 eng d |
| 020 9780763779375 |
| 020 0763779377 |
| 060 10 WY 18^bA267 |
| 245 00 Aging well :^bgerontological education for nurses andother health professionals /^cedited by May L. Wykle and Sarah H. Gueldner. |
| 260 Sudbury, MA :^bJones & Bartlett Learning,^c2011. |
| 300 xxvii, 594 p. :^bill. ;^c23 cm. |
| 504 Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| 505 0 pt. 1. A call to action: policy implications. Ethical,moral, and policy challenges in our aging society / RobertH. Binstock -- pt. 2. Issues central to gerontological education. The art of mentoring: developing the next generations of gerontologists / Leonard W. Poon and Maria C. Isales -- The necessity of mentorship among gerontologists: the student and emerging professional perspective / Tara McMullen and Candace Brown -- Enhancingthe graduate student experience: student engagement and the internship survey / Candace Brown, Aaron Hagedorn and Tara McMullen -- Interdisciplinary community practice: patient activation in a community context / Lisa A. Ferretti ... [et al.] -- The changing face of aging: new challenges, new opportunities / Shelli Cordisco and Michelle M. Berry -- pt. 3. Innovative learning activities. Learning by Livingฉ: Living the life of a nursing home resident / Marilyn R. Cogliucci -- Rural geriatric education and mental health / Sarah H. Gueldner ... [et al.]-- Using reminiscence as a teaching tool / William J. Puentes -- My eye-opening AmeriCorps assignmentat senior centers / Jocelyn C. Young -- Where pedagogy andpractice converge / Evanne Juratovac -- pt. 4. Addressing social issues related to gerontology. ^"Age Old^" health disparities: daunting challenges in this millennium / May L. Wykle -- Addressing health sector manpower shortages and service gaps in medically underserved areas: university-facilitated geriatric continuing education collaborations / John A. Toner -- Getting the home in nursing homes / Michael Carter -- Promoting healthy aging with attention to social capital / Carolyn Pierce and Susan Seibold-Simpson -- Making community events accessible to older adults / Beth E. Barba and Anita S. Tesh -- Giving voice to vulnerable populations: Rogerian theory / Sarah H. Gueldner, Geraldine R. Britton, and Susan Terwilliger -- pt. 5. Practice imperatives. Creatinga new philosophy for elder care / Eric D. Newman -- Evidence-based pain management / Katherine R. Jones -- Preventing functional decline in hospitalized older adults: an exemplar for nursing education / Larua Sutton, Meredith Rowe, and Marie P. Boltz -- Caring for the elderly in the emergency department / Candy Blevins and Martha H. Bramlett -- Cognitive rehabilitation in people with dementia / Nikki L. Hill and Ann M. Kolanowski -- Thepower of connection / Nancy Richeson -- Linking dental care with general health care / Frederick J. Lacey and Lynne B. Lacey -- The effect of anticipatory socializationon morale in newly institutionalized LTC residents / Samantha Sterns, Susan Allen, and Eva Kahana -- Poetry forcaregivers of older adults: easing the burden / Lori Kidd -- Home is where the heart is / Evelyn G. Duffy -- Teaching end-of-life care / Neil Hall -- pt. 6. Promoting personhood and quality of life in elders. Preserving expression of identity in the face of losses associated with aging / Sarah H. Gueldner -- Making moments that matter / Kareen M. King -- Therapeutic cooking groups for elders / Linda L. Buettner, Suzanne Fitzsimmons, and NancyE. Richeson -- Gardening: a natural way for elders to exercise and stay engaged and healthy / Martha Neff-Smith -- Seniors and companion animals / Mary Muscari and Kimberly Campbell -- Place, reminiscence, and interdisciplinary gerontological practice / Mary Ellen Quinn, Stacey Kolomer, and Jeffrey Burden -- Social dimensions of late life disability / Eva Kahana ... [et al.] -- pt. 7. Cultural perspectives on aging. The experience of ^"healthy life^" in rural dwelling elders / Amy Shaver -- The need to have roots: a philosophical discussion / Ryutaro Takahashi -- Telenovelas and cafecitos / Janice D. Christ and John B. Haradon -- Motherwit and self-health management / Cheryl M. Killion -- Careof the elderly in Botswana, Africa / Ditsapelo M. McFarland -- The power of life story books / Mary Rose Day... [et al.] -- Care of the elderly in South Korea / Yong Hae Hong -- Physiologic aspects of frailty in aging and possible interventions / Gee-youn Kwon, Soo-kyung Kim, andYeonghee Shin -- Resilience in older adults / Barbara Resnick -- pt. 8. Closing comments. Conclusions and closing comments / Mary L. Wykle and Sarah H. Gueldner. |
| 650 0 Gerontology^xStudy and teaching. |
| 650 0 Geriatric nursing. |
| 650 0 Older people^xHealth and hygiene. |
| 650 12 Geriatric Nursing^xeducation. |
| 650 22 Aged^xpsychology. |
| 650 22 Aging. |
| 650 22 Geriatric Nursing^xmethods. |
| 700 1 Wykle, May L. |
| 700 1 Gueldner, Sarah Hall. |
| 945 ^p0^l0^i11015491 |
| 999 ^aศิริลักษณ์ ภูชาดา |
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