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Cultural and ethical considerations in late-life polyvictimization
1a National Adult Protective Services Association , Fredericksburg , VA , USA.
Abstract:
This article examines the cultural and ethical considerations for professionals working with older adults who experience polyvictimization. Drawing from the Department of Justice training program, Polyvictimization in Later Life (OVC/TTAC, 2017), topics include cultural competencies, ethical standards, personal and professional ethics, and ethical considerations when working in teams. Also described are specific suggestions and recommendations to ensure sensitive and ethical responses when working with cases involving polyvictimization.
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