Elsie Yan PresentationPresentation slides by Elsie Yan, Department of social work and administration, Hong Kong University.
Presented at the International Network for the Prevention of Elder Abuse conference, June 1st 2014






 

 

GutmanPowerpoint presentation slides, by Gloria Gutman, PhD, OBC, | President, International Network for Prevention of Elder Abuse & Professor Emerita and Former Director, Simon Fraser University Gerontology Research Centre and Dept of Gerontology 

Presented at the INPEA 8th World Conference and WEAAD commemoration, Seoul, Korea June 23, 2013

Respect Aging"The Respect Aging training materials are used to educate and train various target audiences to support them in recognizing, preventing and intervening in violence against older persons. These training materials are meant to raise awareness and provide information, resources, and tools for anyone who interacts with older persons affected by violence or most likely to experience violence."

Source: Respect Aging - Preventing Violence Against Older Persons

OT Trainers
 The Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists' Elder Abuse Initiative team recruited 75 trainers in the prevention, detection and intervention of elder abuse/mistreatment.
 
Listed are inter-professional health providers who are committed to evidence-based learning and who have the capacity to lead workshops in their region.
 

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