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Older people...
Older People
Abstract
The essay aims to address a two-fold objective, to wit: (1) to select two topics between falls in acute care facility, elder abuse and neglect, and relocation into aged care facility; and (2) to discuss with a focus on practice implications and definitions.
Falls in Acute Care Facility
Introduction
Sense of independence is a very important goal for the older people. But loss of physical function and falls affect the older people’s independence and well-being. Both of these can either be the causes or consequences of each other (Nay, 2009, p.189).
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