1st Edition

Contemporary Issues of Care

418 Pages

by Routledge

418 Pages

by Routledge

430 Pages

by Routledge

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Make sure your clients get the best possible care throughout their lives Contemporary Issues of Care presents the latest research findings on human behavior and the social environment for social workers practicing at the individual, family, and community levels. This timely book applies the functional-age model on intergenerational therapy (FAM) to examine the interaction between the care... Read more

About the Contributors
Preface: Contemporary Issues of Care (Roberta R. Greene)
Chapter 1. Introduction: The Functional-Age Model of Intergenerational Treatment (Roberta R. Greene and Sally Hill Jones)
Chapter 2. Intervention Continued: Providing Care Through Case Management (Roberta R. Greene and Michael Uebel)
Chapter 3. Mental Health Care Policy: Recognizing the Needs of Minority Siblings as Caregivers (Tara R. Earl)
Chapter 4. Older Latinos and Mental Health Services: Understanding Access Barriers (John M. Gonzalez)
Chapter 5. Self-Care in Caregiving (Sally Hill Jones)
Chapter 6. Issues in Caregiving: Elder Abuse and Substance Abuse (Mary Margaret Just)
Chapter 7. The Hidden Population: The Rural Female Elderly in Korea and Their Economic Status (Eunkyung Kim)
Chapter 8. The Role of African-American Pastors in Mental Health Care (Kimberly D. Farris)
Chapter 9. Self-Care Practices and Hispanic Women with Diabetes (Olivia Lopez)
Chapter 10. Care Needs of Older Adults Following a Traumatic or Disastrous Event (Roberta R. Greene and Sandra A. Graham)
Chapter 11 Caregivers of Children with Cancer (Barbara L. Jones)
Chapter 12. Families Caring for Persons with HIV/AIDS (Laura M. Hopson)
Chapter 13. New Challenge to Inner-City Caregiving: What Organizations Must Do to Address Urban-Rural Mix Communities (Michael A. Wright)
Chapter 14. Older Lesbian and Gay Caregivers: Caring for Families of Choice and Caring for Families of Origin (Harriet L. Cohen and Yvette Murray)
Chapter 15. Dementia Caregivers: Rewards in Multicultural Perspectives (Harriet L. Cohen and Youjung Lee)
Chapter 16. Community Caregiving Partnerships in Aging: Promoting Alliances to Support Care Providers (Nancy Kropf) APPENDIX
The Assessment and Intervention Planning Workbook (To be used in conjunction with CD-ROM) (Michael Wright)
Index
Reference Notes Included