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Aging in rural places : policies, programs, and professional practice / / Kristina Michelle Hash, Elaine Theresa Jurkowski, John A. Krout, editors ; Sheri W. Sussman, acquisitions editor ; Shelby Peak, production editor
Aging in rural places : policies, programs, and professional practice / / Kristina Michelle Hash, Elaine Theresa Jurkowski, John A. Krout, editors ; Sheri W. Sussman, acquisitions editor ; Shelby Peak, production editor
Autore Hash Kristina Michelle
Pubbl/distr/stampa New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2015
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (338 p.)
Disciplina 612.67
Soggetto topico Aging
Conduct of life
Happiness
Old age
ISBN 0-8261-9811-2
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Contributors; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Share Aging in Rural Places: Policies, Programs, and Professional Practice; Part I-Introduction; 1. What Is Rural? Introduction to Aging in Rural Places; An Aging World; The Importance of Rural Aging; Definitions of Rural; Spatial Distribution of the Older Population; Rural Population Change and Variation; Plan of the Book; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 2. Who Are Rural Older Adults?; Challenges for Rural Older Adults; Opportunities and Strengths; Diversity Among Rural Older Adults
Conclusion Useful Websites; Note; References; Part II-Health and Human Service Needs of Rural Older Adults; 3. Health and Wellness Among Rural Older Adults; Health Disparities; Behavioral Health; Screening Issues; Access to Health Care; Health Status; Social/Familial Issues; Environment; Stoicism and Survival; International Perspectives; Policies; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 4. Housing, Poverty, and Transportation in Rural Places; Housing; Poverty; Transportation; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 5. Work, Retirement, and Leisure in Rural Places; Rural America
Rural Employment Retirement; Leisure and Recreation; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; Part III-Providing Health and Human Services to Rural Older Adults; 6. Providing Services to Rural Older Adults; Service Needs of Rural Older Adults; Service and Service Utilization; Barriers to Services for Rural Older Adults; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 7. Providing Services to Well Older Adults in Rural Areas; Recreation; Socialization; Civic Engagement and Volunteering; Education and Lifelong Learning; Work and Employment; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References
8. Providing Services to Frail Older Adults in Rural Areas Acute Care; Long-Term Care; End-of-Life Care; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; Part IV-Competent Practice in Rural Areas; 9. Interdisciplinary Teams Caring for Rural Older Adults; Models of Teamwork; Health Literacy; Recruitment and Training of Professionals in Rural Areas; Conclusion; Useful Websites; Note; References; 10. Role of the Health Care Professional; Health Care Practice With Rural Older Adults; Professional Competency; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 11. Role of the Human Service Professional
Social Work Practice with Rural Older Adults Professional Competency; Competency and Evidence-Based Practice for Geriatric Social Work in Small Towns and Rural Areas; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; Part V-Conclusions and Future Directions; 12. Policies Impacting Rural Aging; Older Americans Act; Medicare: Health Care and Health Care Access; Long-Term Care; Mental Health; Caregiver Support; Transportation; Social Security Act; Americans with Disabilities Act; The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; Food Subsidies; Competencies to Improve Policies; Conclusion; Useful Websites
References
Record Nr. UNINA-9910787095203321
Hash Kristina Michelle  
New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2015
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Aging in rural places : policies, programs, and professional practice / / Kristina Michelle Hash, Elaine Theresa Jurkowski, John A. Krout, editors ; Sheri W. Sussman, acquisitions editor ; Shelby Peak, production editor
Aging in rural places : policies, programs, and professional practice / / Kristina Michelle Hash, Elaine Theresa Jurkowski, John A. Krout, editors ; Sheri W. Sussman, acquisitions editor ; Shelby Peak, production editor
Autore Hash Kristina Michelle
Pubbl/distr/stampa New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2015
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (338 p.)
Disciplina 612.67
Soggetto topico Aging
Conduct of life
Happiness
Old age
ISBN 0-8261-9811-2
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Contributors; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Share Aging in Rural Places: Policies, Programs, and Professional Practice; Part I-Introduction; 1. What Is Rural? Introduction to Aging in Rural Places; An Aging World; The Importance of Rural Aging; Definitions of Rural; Spatial Distribution of the Older Population; Rural Population Change and Variation; Plan of the Book; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 2. Who Are Rural Older Adults?; Challenges for Rural Older Adults; Opportunities and Strengths; Diversity Among Rural Older Adults
Conclusion Useful Websites; Note; References; Part II-Health and Human Service Needs of Rural Older Adults; 3. Health and Wellness Among Rural Older Adults; Health Disparities; Behavioral Health; Screening Issues; Access to Health Care; Health Status; Social/Familial Issues; Environment; Stoicism and Survival; International Perspectives; Policies; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 4. Housing, Poverty, and Transportation in Rural Places; Housing; Poverty; Transportation; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 5. Work, Retirement, and Leisure in Rural Places; Rural America
Rural Employment Retirement; Leisure and Recreation; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; Part III-Providing Health and Human Services to Rural Older Adults; 6. Providing Services to Rural Older Adults; Service Needs of Rural Older Adults; Service and Service Utilization; Barriers to Services for Rural Older Adults; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 7. Providing Services to Well Older Adults in Rural Areas; Recreation; Socialization; Civic Engagement and Volunteering; Education and Lifelong Learning; Work and Employment; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References
8. Providing Services to Frail Older Adults in Rural Areas Acute Care; Long-Term Care; End-of-Life Care; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; Part IV-Competent Practice in Rural Areas; 9. Interdisciplinary Teams Caring for Rural Older Adults; Models of Teamwork; Health Literacy; Recruitment and Training of Professionals in Rural Areas; Conclusion; Useful Websites; Note; References; 10. Role of the Health Care Professional; Health Care Practice With Rural Older Adults; Professional Competency; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 11. Role of the Human Service Professional
Social Work Practice with Rural Older Adults Professional Competency; Competency and Evidence-Based Practice for Geriatric Social Work in Small Towns and Rural Areas; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; Part V-Conclusions and Future Directions; 12. Policies Impacting Rural Aging; Older Americans Act; Medicare: Health Care and Health Care Access; Long-Term Care; Mental Health; Caregiver Support; Transportation; Social Security Act; Americans with Disabilities Act; The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; Food Subsidies; Competencies to Improve Policies; Conclusion; Useful Websites
References
Record Nr. UNINA-9910816512103321
Hash Kristina Michelle  
New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2015
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Aging in rural places : policies, programs, and professional practice / / Kristina Michelle Hash, Elaine Theresa Jurkowski, John A. Krout, editors ; Sheri W. Sussman, acquisitions editor ; Shelby Peak, production editor
Aging in rural places : policies, programs, and professional practice / / Kristina Michelle Hash, Elaine Theresa Jurkowski, John A. Krout, editors ; Sheri W. Sussman, acquisitions editor ; Shelby Peak, production editor
Pubbl/distr/stampa New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2015
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (338 p.)
Disciplina 612.67
Soggetto topico Aging
Conduct of life
Happiness
Old age
Soggetto genere / forma Electronic books.
ISBN 0-8261-9811-2
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; Contributors; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Share Aging in Rural Places: Policies, Programs, and Professional Practice; Part I-Introduction; 1. What Is Rural? Introduction to Aging in Rural Places; An Aging World; The Importance of Rural Aging; Definitions of Rural; Spatial Distribution of the Older Population; Rural Population Change and Variation; Plan of the Book; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 2. Who Are Rural Older Adults?; Challenges for Rural Older Adults; Opportunities and Strengths; Diversity Among Rural Older Adults
Conclusion Useful Websites; Note; References; Part II-Health and Human Service Needs of Rural Older Adults; 3. Health and Wellness Among Rural Older Adults; Health Disparities; Behavioral Health; Screening Issues; Access to Health Care; Health Status; Social/Familial Issues; Environment; Stoicism and Survival; International Perspectives; Policies; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 4. Housing, Poverty, and Transportation in Rural Places; Housing; Poverty; Transportation; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 5. Work, Retirement, and Leisure in Rural Places; Rural America
Rural Employment Retirement; Leisure and Recreation; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; Part III-Providing Health and Human Services to Rural Older Adults; 6. Providing Services to Rural Older Adults; Service Needs of Rural Older Adults; Service and Service Utilization; Barriers to Services for Rural Older Adults; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 7. Providing Services to Well Older Adults in Rural Areas; Recreation; Socialization; Civic Engagement and Volunteering; Education and Lifelong Learning; Work and Employment; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References
8. Providing Services to Frail Older Adults in Rural Areas Acute Care; Long-Term Care; End-of-Life Care; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; Part IV-Competent Practice in Rural Areas; 9. Interdisciplinary Teams Caring for Rural Older Adults; Models of Teamwork; Health Literacy; Recruitment and Training of Professionals in Rural Areas; Conclusion; Useful Websites; Note; References; 10. Role of the Health Care Professional; Health Care Practice With Rural Older Adults; Professional Competency; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; 11. Role of the Human Service Professional
Social Work Practice with Rural Older Adults Professional Competency; Competency and Evidence-Based Practice for Geriatric Social Work in Small Towns and Rural Areas; Conclusion; Useful Websites; References; Part V-Conclusions and Future Directions; 12. Policies Impacting Rural Aging; Older Americans Act; Medicare: Health Care and Health Care Access; Long-Term Care; Mental Health; Caregiver Support; Transportation; Social Security Act; Americans with Disabilities Act; The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act; Food Subsidies; Competencies to Improve Policies; Conclusion; Useful Websites
References
Record Nr. UNINA-9910459901103321
New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2015
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Clinical gerontological social work practice / / Robert Youdin ; acquisitions editor, Sheri W. Sussman ; production editor, Shelby Peak
Clinical gerontological social work practice / / Robert Youdin ; acquisitions editor, Sheri W. Sussman ; production editor, Shelby Peak
Autore Youdin Robert
Pubbl/distr/stampa New York, New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (45 p.)
Disciplina 362.6
Soggetto topico Social work with older people - United States
Older people - Mental health services - United States
Mental illness - United States
Older people - Care - United States
Soggetto genere / forma Electronic books.
ISBN 0-8261-2992-7
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Part I. Overview of theories, assessment techniques, and treatment approaches to the older adult client -- Part II. Specialized problems and orientations in gerontological social work practice.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910453836603321
Youdin Robert  
New York, New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
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Clinical gerontological social work practice / / Robert Youdin ; acquisitions editor, Sheri W. Sussman ; production editor, Shelby Peak
Clinical gerontological social work practice / / Robert Youdin ; acquisitions editor, Sheri W. Sussman ; production editor, Shelby Peak
Autore Youdin Robert
Pubbl/distr/stampa New York, New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (45 p.)
Disciplina 362.6
Soggetto topico Social work with older people - United States
Older people - Mental health services - United States
Mental illness - United States
Older people - Care - United States
ISBN 0-8261-2992-7
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Part I. Overview of theories, assessment techniques, and treatment approaches to the older adult client -- Part II. Specialized problems and orientations in gerontological social work practice.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910791050103321
Youdin Robert  
New York, New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
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Clinical gerontological social work practice / / Robert Youdin ; acquisitions editor, Sheri W. Sussman ; production editor, Shelby Peak
Clinical gerontological social work practice / / Robert Youdin ; acquisitions editor, Sheri W. Sussman ; production editor, Shelby Peak
Autore Youdin Robert
Pubbl/distr/stampa New York, New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (45 p.)
Disciplina 362.6
Soggetto topico Social work with older people - United States
Older people - Mental health services - United States
Mental illness - United States
Older people - Care - United States
ISBN 0-8261-2992-7
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Part I. Overview of theories, assessment techniques, and treatment approaches to the older adult client -- Part II. Specialized problems and orientations in gerontological social work practice.
Record Nr. UNINA-9910828012103321
Youdin Robert  
New York, New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
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Counseling in the family law system : a professional counselor's guide / / Virginia B. Allen ; acquisitions editor Nancy S. Hale ; production editor Shelby Peak
Counseling in the family law system : a professional counselor's guide / / Virginia B. Allen ; acquisitions editor Nancy S. Hale ; production editor Shelby Peak
Autore Allen Virginia B.
Pubbl/distr/stampa New York, New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (230 p.)
Disciplina 346.7301/50269
Soggetto topico Counseling
Criminal psychology
Criminal behavior - Prevention
Soggetto genere / forma Electronic books.
ISBN 0-8261-9835-X
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Title; Copyright; Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgments; 1 What Is Forensic Counseling?; Scientific forensics; Forensics used by mental health providers; Forensics and the professional counselor; Training requirements; 2 Definitions of Legal Terms and Job Descriptions; Common legal terms used in family court; Expanded definitions of custody evaluator, case manager, and mediator; Custody evaluator; Four Components: Education, Therapeutic Expertise, Supervision, Practice; Case manager; Mediator; Professional organizations of forensic experts; National and State Professional Organizations
Association of Family and Conciliation Courts3 Myths and Truths About Working in Family Law Courts; Myth #1: In the long run, a child is not harmed by a divorce; Myth #2: Mothers are usually considered the primary caregivers of the child and are therefore generally granted primary custody; Myth #3: Both parents in a custody battle desire what is best for their child; Myth #4: Children of a certain age (generally age 12) can decide where they want to live and how often they visit the other parent; Myth #5: Stepparents have a say in matters of custody and visitation schedule
Myth #6: Putting two different families together as one is relatively easyMyth #7: One parent holds the truth to what happened in a divorcing family; Myth #8: Evaluators are always right, and their recommendations are always followed by the court; Myth #9: All family law cases are generally equivalent; Myth #10: All family courts and all jurisdictions use custody evaluators; Myth #11: Any counselor can perform custody evaluations; 4 Scope of Practice and Training Standards for Custody Evaluators, Mediators, and Case Managers
General training standards for custody evaluators, mediators, and case managersEducational Requirements: Classes; Educational Requirements: Internship; Educational Requirements: Professional Developmental Workshops; Additional Training Requirements: Mediator; Additional Training Requirements: Case Manager; The business decisions of being an evaluator, mediator, or case manager; Getting Paid; Challenges and rewards of being a forensic counselor; 5 Ethical Considerations for Custody Evaluators, Mediators, and Case Managers; Confidentiality; Dual relationships; Payment; Therapeutic relationship
Record keepingRecord Storage; Do no harm; 6 Interviewing Basics; Interviews: general procedure; Parent interviews; Phase 1; Phase 2; Phase 3; Phase 4; Phase 5; Phase 6; Summary; Stepparent Interview; Child interview; Parent/Child Activity; Child's Private Session; Notes; Collateral contacts; The Child's Counselor; The Parent's Counselor; The Teacher or Child Care Provider; Documentation; Home Visits; Other Considerations; 7 Writing the Report; General guidelines; Transmittal letter; The actual report; Data Summary; Interview Summaries; Assessment summary
Recommendations-custody and visitation
Record Nr. UNINA-9910458014403321
Allen Virginia B.  
New York, New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
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Counseling in the family law system : a professional counselor's guide / / Virginia B. Allen ; acquisitions editor Nancy S. Hale ; production editor Shelby Peak
Counseling in the family law system : a professional counselor's guide / / Virginia B. Allen ; acquisitions editor Nancy S. Hale ; production editor Shelby Peak
Autore Allen Virginia B.
Pubbl/distr/stampa New York, New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (230 p.)
Disciplina 346.7301/50269
Soggetto topico Counseling
Criminal psychology
Criminal behavior - Prevention
ISBN 0-8261-9835-X
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Title; Copyright; Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgments; 1 What Is Forensic Counseling?; Scientific forensics; Forensics used by mental health providers; Forensics and the professional counselor; Training requirements; 2 Definitions of Legal Terms and Job Descriptions; Common legal terms used in family court; Expanded definitions of custody evaluator, case manager, and mediator; Custody evaluator; Four Components: Education, Therapeutic Expertise, Supervision, Practice; Case manager; Mediator; Professional organizations of forensic experts; National and State Professional Organizations
Association of Family and Conciliation Courts3 Myths and Truths About Working in Family Law Courts; Myth #1: In the long run, a child is not harmed by a divorce; Myth #2: Mothers are usually considered the primary caregivers of the child and are therefore generally granted primary custody; Myth #3: Both parents in a custody battle desire what is best for their child; Myth #4: Children of a certain age (generally age 12) can decide where they want to live and how often they visit the other parent; Myth #5: Stepparents have a say in matters of custody and visitation schedule
Myth #6: Putting two different families together as one is relatively easyMyth #7: One parent holds the truth to what happened in a divorcing family; Myth #8: Evaluators are always right, and their recommendations are always followed by the court; Myth #9: All family law cases are generally equivalent; Myth #10: All family courts and all jurisdictions use custody evaluators; Myth #11: Any counselor can perform custody evaluations; 4 Scope of Practice and Training Standards for Custody Evaluators, Mediators, and Case Managers
General training standards for custody evaluators, mediators, and case managersEducational Requirements: Classes; Educational Requirements: Internship; Educational Requirements: Professional Developmental Workshops; Additional Training Requirements: Mediator; Additional Training Requirements: Case Manager; The business decisions of being an evaluator, mediator, or case manager; Getting Paid; Challenges and rewards of being a forensic counselor; 5 Ethical Considerations for Custody Evaluators, Mediators, and Case Managers; Confidentiality; Dual relationships; Payment; Therapeutic relationship
Record keepingRecord Storage; Do no harm; 6 Interviewing Basics; Interviews: general procedure; Parent interviews; Phase 1; Phase 2; Phase 3; Phase 4; Phase 5; Phase 6; Summary; Stepparent Interview; Child interview; Parent/Child Activity; Child's Private Session; Notes; Collateral contacts; The Child's Counselor; The Parent's Counselor; The Teacher or Child Care Provider; Documentation; Home Visits; Other Considerations; 7 Writing the Report; General guidelines; Transmittal letter; The actual report; Data Summary; Interview Summaries; Assessment summary
Recommendations-custody and visitation
Record Nr. UNINA-9910790915903321
Allen Virginia B.  
New York, New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
Materiale a stampa
Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
Opac: Controlla la disponibilità qui
Counseling in the family law system : a professional counselor's guide / / Virginia B. Allen ; acquisitions editor Nancy S. Hale ; production editor Shelby Peak
Counseling in the family law system : a professional counselor's guide / / Virginia B. Allen ; acquisitions editor Nancy S. Hale ; production editor Shelby Peak
Autore Allen Virginia B.
Pubbl/distr/stampa New York, New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (230 p.)
Disciplina 346.7301/50269
Soggetto topico Counseling
Criminal psychology
Criminal behavior - Prevention
ISBN 0-8261-9835-X
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Title; Copyright; Contents; Foreword; Acknowledgments; 1 What Is Forensic Counseling?; Scientific forensics; Forensics used by mental health providers; Forensics and the professional counselor; Training requirements; 2 Definitions of Legal Terms and Job Descriptions; Common legal terms used in family court; Expanded definitions of custody evaluator, case manager, and mediator; Custody evaluator; Four Components: Education, Therapeutic Expertise, Supervision, Practice; Case manager; Mediator; Professional organizations of forensic experts; National and State Professional Organizations
Association of Family and Conciliation Courts3 Myths and Truths About Working in Family Law Courts; Myth #1: In the long run, a child is not harmed by a divorce; Myth #2: Mothers are usually considered the primary caregivers of the child and are therefore generally granted primary custody; Myth #3: Both parents in a custody battle desire what is best for their child; Myth #4: Children of a certain age (generally age 12) can decide where they want to live and how often they visit the other parent; Myth #5: Stepparents have a say in matters of custody and visitation schedule
Myth #6: Putting two different families together as one is relatively easyMyth #7: One parent holds the truth to what happened in a divorcing family; Myth #8: Evaluators are always right, and their recommendations are always followed by the court; Myth #9: All family law cases are generally equivalent; Myth #10: All family courts and all jurisdictions use custody evaluators; Myth #11: Any counselor can perform custody evaluations; 4 Scope of Practice and Training Standards for Custody Evaluators, Mediators, and Case Managers
General training standards for custody evaluators, mediators, and case managersEducational Requirements: Classes; Educational Requirements: Internship; Educational Requirements: Professional Developmental Workshops; Additional Training Requirements: Mediator; Additional Training Requirements: Case Manager; The business decisions of being an evaluator, mediator, or case manager; Getting Paid; Challenges and rewards of being a forensic counselor; 5 Ethical Considerations for Custody Evaluators, Mediators, and Case Managers; Confidentiality; Dual relationships; Payment; Therapeutic relationship
Record keepingRecord Storage; Do no harm; 6 Interviewing Basics; Interviews: general procedure; Parent interviews; Phase 1; Phase 2; Phase 3; Phase 4; Phase 5; Phase 6; Summary; Stepparent Interview; Child interview; Parent/Child Activity; Child's Private Session; Notes; Collateral contacts; The Child's Counselor; The Parent's Counselor; The Teacher or Child Care Provider; Documentation; Home Visits; Other Considerations; 7 Writing the Report; General guidelines; Transmittal letter; The actual report; Data Summary; Interview Summaries; Assessment summary
Recommendations-custody and visitation
Record Nr. UNINA-9910826393403321
Allen Virginia B.  
New York, New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
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Lo trovi qui: Univ. Federico II
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Global aging : comparative perspectives on aging and the life course / / Suzanne R. Kunkel [and three others] ; acquisitions editor, Sheri W. Sussman ; production editor, Shelby Peak ; Fauzia E. Ahmed [and seventeen others], contributors
Global aging : comparative perspectives on aging and the life course / / Suzanne R. Kunkel [and three others] ; acquisitions editor, Sheri W. Sussman ; production editor, Shelby Peak ; Fauzia E. Ahmed [and seventeen others], contributors
Pubbl/distr/stampa New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
Descrizione fisica 1 online resource (328 p.)
Disciplina 305.26
Altri autori (Persone) KunkelSuzanne R
SussmanSheri W
PeakShelby
AhmedFauzia E
Soggetto topico Gerontology
Aging - Social aspects
Soggetto genere / forma Electronic books.
ISBN 1-78684-036-7
0-8261-0547-5
Formato Materiale a stampa
Livello bibliografico Monografia
Lingua di pubblicazione eng
Nota di contenuto Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Contributors; Preface; Chapter 1: Our Aging World; More, Less, and Least Developed Nations; Culture, Population Aging, and Social Change; China: One-Child Policy; Germany: Inverted Pyramid; Kenya: Health Challenges; Aging and the Welfare State; Development of the Welfare State; The Welfare State and Role of the Family; International Initiatives on Aging; The Study of Global Aging; 1. To Get Educated; 2. Self-Interest; 3. The Smart Move; Summary; Discussion Questions; Key Words
Essay: Gender, Aging, and Power in Rural Bangladesh: Getting Older as the Priming of WomenAging in the Village: Traditional Pathways to Power; The National Context: Modern Routes to Power; Chapter 2: The Study of Global Aging; Types of Investigation; Cross-National Comparative Research; The Importance of Comparison: From Description to Explanation; The Challenge and the Promise of Comparative Research; Summary; Discussion Questions; Key Words; Essay: An American in Havana: Observations About Aging in Cuba; Cuban-United States History; A Visitor's Observations; Conclusions
Chapter 3: The Welfare State and Global AgingRetired and Living the Good Life?; Defining the Welfare State; History of the Welfare State; Program Types and Eligibility; Distribution of Program Types; The Recent Trend: Retrenchment; The Future of the Welfare State and Global Aging; Conclusion; Discussion Questions; Key Words; Essay: Older Swedes: Living in the "Role Model of Welfare States"; How Gray is Sweden?; What is the Swedish Welfare State Like?; What Does the Swedish Welfare State do for its Older Citizens?; How do Older Swedes Participate in their Welfare State?
Challenges and Opportunities for the Welfare State in Aging SwedenChapter 4: Demographic Perspectives on an Aging World; Demographic Transition Theory; Demographic Divide; Speed of Population Aging; Demographic Dividends; Measures of Population Aging; Population Pyramids; Proportion Aged; Median Age; Life Expectancy; Aging Index; Dependency Ratios; Prospective Age; Interpreting and using Demographic Data; Summary; Discussion Questions; Key Words; Essay: Income Inequality and Heterogeneity in Mortality Patterns; Results; Conclusions and Limitations
Chapter 5: Disability and Active Life ExpectancyWhy is Disability an Important Topic for Global Aging?; Defining Disability for Global Comparisons; Measuring Disability Comparatively; The Difficulties of Data; Disability Around the Globe; The Developed World; The Developing World; Future Trends: Adding Years to Life and Adding Life to Years?; Discussion Questions; Key Words; Essay: Methodological Problems Related to the Measurement of Psychiatric Disorders in International Surveys: An Example Comparing the United States and Nepal; Chapter 6: Health and Health Care Systems
Patterns of Health and Aging
Record Nr. UNINA-9910453222103321
New York : , : Springer Publishing Company, , 2014
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