Evolve Resources for Occupational Therapy with Older Adults, 5th Edition

CONCEPTS OF AGING

AGING TRENDS AND CONCEPTS

BIOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL THEORIES OF AGING

THE AGING PROCESS

PSYCHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF AGING

AGING WELL: HEALTH PROMOTION AND DISEASE PREVENTION

THE REGULATION OF PUBLIC POLICY FOR ELDERS

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY INTERVENTION WITH ELDERS

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY PRACTICE MODELS

OPPORTUNITIES FOR BEST PRACTICE IN VARIOUS SETTINGS

CULTURAL DIVERSITY OF THE AGING POPULATION

ETHICAL ASPECTS IN THE WORK WITH ELDERS

WORKING WITH FAMILIES AND CAREGIVERS OF ELDERS

ADDRESSING SEXUAL ACTIVITY OF ELDERS

USE OF MEDICATIONS BY ELDERS

CONSIDERATIONS OF MOBILITY

WORKING WITH ELDERS WHO HAVE VISION IMPAIRMENTS

WORKING WITH ELDERS WHO HAVE HEARING IMPAIRMENTS

STRATEGIES TO MAINTAIN CONTINENCE IN ELDERS

DYSPHAGIA AND OTHER EATING AND NUTRITIONAL CONCERNS WITH ELDERS

WORKING WITH ELDERS WHO HAVEHAD CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENTS

WORKING WITH ELDERS WHO HAVE DEMENTIA AND ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE

WORKING WITH ELDERS WHO HAVE PSYCHIATRIC CONDITIONS

WORKING WITH ELDERS WHO HAVE ORTHOPEDIC CONDITIONS

WORKING WITH ELDERS WHO HAVE CARDIOVASCULAR CONDITIONS

WORKING WITH ELDERS WHO HAVE PULMONARY CONDITIONS

WORKING WITH ELDERS WHO HAVE ONCOLOGICAL CONDITIONS

GLOSSARY

INDEX

Helene Lohman, OTD, OTR/L, FAOTA, Professor, Department of Occupational Therapy, Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska., Amy L. Shaffer, Ed. D, COTA/L, CPAM and Patricia J. Watford, OTD, MS, OTR/L