Titlebook: Geriatric Care in Advanced Societies; J. C. Brocklehurst (Professor of Geriatric Medicin Book 1975 MTP 1975 geriatrics

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Australia, charity organistions which began to function in several of the colonies in the 1830s. Some of these charities were subsidised in part by colonial governments. The recipients of charitable aid were those judged as ‘worthy’ people and a punitive attitude was evident towards the elderly who were disabled and poor.

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Introduction: the development of geriatric care in advanced societies, it is one that is more easily understood than defined. Basically it is an industrial society. Sometimes it is called a ‘western’ society, but this is a misnomer. Perhaps it might be defined as . and for the present purposes this would be the most useful definition, for it is a definition which imme

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Sweden,d and, since these included the care of patients with infectious diseases, were, in most cases, built beyond city or town limits. It was tried, not infrequently, to make them into self-supporting units—large estates with their own agriculture, forestry, hunting, etc.

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The Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics,ment of older people in production and social activity: on the other hand, it relates to state expenditure on public health and social welfare as well as time expenditure of family members, nurses and of those who are ill and incapacitated.

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