Multidisciplinary Teams in the Clinical Management of Elder Abuse

Georgia J. Anetzberger · Carol Dayton · Carol A. Miller · John F. McGreevey · Maria R. Schimer

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SUMMARY Multidisciplinary teams (M-teams) promote elder abuse detection and intervention. They vary by auspice, intent, and abuse orientation. However, their benefits, structure, and organization are fairly uniform. This article initially describes and classifies M-teams. Then the five authors of this publication are assembled as a community/consortium elder-specific M-team to collectively analyze the three case studies earlier presented.

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2003A National Look at Elder Abuse Multidisciplinary Teams 1994What's New In Elder Abuse Programming? Four Bright Ideas

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