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Preface | |
The Context of Social Work Practice with Older Adults | |
Aging in the Twenty-First Century | |
Diversity within the Older Adult Population | |
The Focus of This Chapter | |
The Demography of Aging | |
The Growth of the Older Population | |
Life Expectancy and Marital Status | |
Living Arrangements | |
Poverty | |
Employment | |
Health Status and Disability | |
The Importance of Birth Cohort | |
Settings for Gerontological Social Work | |
Geriatric Care Management | |
Community Social Service Agencies | |
Home Health Care Agencies | |
Adult Day Health | |
Independent and Assisted Living Settings | |
Hospitals | |
Nursing Homes | |
Developing Areas for Direct Practice | |
Legal Services | |
Pre-retirement Planning | |
Macro Settings for Gerontological Social Workers | |
Personal and Professional Issues in Work with Older Adults | |
Ageist Personal and Social Attitudes | |
The Influence of Ageism on Gerontological Social Work as a Career Choice | |
Ageism and Death Anxiety | |
Countertransference | |
The Independence Dependence Struggle | |
Self-Awareness and Supervision | |
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