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[Detecting and preventing the mistreatment of elderly people]
1Faculté de Médecine de Nancy. penin.f@free.fr
Soins. Gerontologie
|June 30, 2012
Abstract:
Due to their weakness, elderly people can be victims of mistreatment, at home or in an institution, atthe hands of family or caregivers. It can be detected by identifying certain risk factors. Raising awareness of the methods of prevention enables forms of mistreatment, which are sometimes invisible, to be avoided.
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