Quality in later life: rights, rhetoric and reality: British Society of Gerontology Annual Conference, (30th:Stirling; 2002, 31 August-2 September)

Editors:
TESTER S, ARCHIBALD C, ROWLINGS C, TURNER S
Publisher:
Department of Applied Social Science, University of Stirling
Publication year:
2001
Pagination:
294p.,bibliogs.
Place of publication:
Stirling

These conference papers explore the issue of quality in later life, the factors that affect older people's experience and their understanding of what matters to them. Gerontologists have much to contribute both to analysis and the promotion of quality in old age. This contribution continues to develop the means by which older people, including those with significant mental or physical disabilities can make themselves participate in the debates by defining their own experiences and what makes a difference to them.

Subject terms:
housing, learning disabilities, leisure, life expectancy, long stay care, mental health problems, older people, quality of life, rights, user participation, advocacy, age discrimination, community care, dementia, education, family relations, ethics, health needs;
Location(s):
Europe
ISBN print:
1857691466

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