Elder Mistreatment: Deciding Who Is at Risk

Tanya Fusco Johnson

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Preface Why Human Services Professionals Are Needed in the Mistreatment Identification Process Definitional Starting Points in Elder Mistreatment Risk Instruments Risk Factors and Their Theoretical Roots Distinguishing among Mistreatment Measures Elder Mistreatment Identification Instruments: Finding Common Ground A Risk Assessment Model for Multidisciplinary Settings Future Directions in Elder Mistreatment Assessment of Risk Appendices: Lead Agencies in Adult Protective Services: Contact Persons Report-Receiving Authorities within Jurisdictions Health Status Risk Assessment Prevention Strategies Bibliography Index

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