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    Elder abuse is a growing global concern, particularly with aging populations. Nurses are crucial in detecting and preventing elder abuse, with gerontological nurses developing advocacy strategies.

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    Background:

    • Elder abuse is a significant global issue, exacerbated by demographic shifts leading to larger older adult populations.
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    • Enhanced recognition and prevention of elder abuse are critical for protecting older adults' rights.
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