Generations (San Francisco, California) 2001 - Abstracts

Generations (San Francisco, California) 2001
TitleSubjectAuthors
Achieving cultural competence: the challenge for clients and healthcare workers in a multicultural society.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesBonder, Bette, Martin, Laura, Miracle, Andrew
A couple's journey with Alzheimer's disease: the many faces of intimacy.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesCastle, Emery
A distant closeness: intimacy between parents and their children in later life.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesFingerman, Karen L.
A feminist perspective on anti-aging medicine.Social sciencesHolstein, Martha B.
Aging on television: the picture in the nineties.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesSignorielli, Nancy
Allied health care workers and care for frail elders in the twenty-first century.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesBonder, Bette R.
A model at 70: bring on the cameras.(Images of aging in media marketing)(Carmen Dell'Orefice)Social sciencesWitchel, Alex
A narrative approach to anti-aging.Social sciencesRay, Ruth E., Chandler, Sally
Anti-aging medicine: hype, hope, and reality.Social sciencesHayflick, Leonard
Anti-aging medicine: resounding, independent support for expansion of an innovative medical specialty.Social sciencesKlatz, Ronald
Anti-aging: why now? A historical framework for understanding the contemporary enthusiasm.Social sciencesHaber, Carole
A tribute to adaptability: mental illness and dementia in intimate late-life relationships.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesZarit, Judy
Broadcast news: attitudes toward featuring elders and responding to an aging audience.(Images of aging in media marketing)(Interview)Social sciencesVesperi, Maria D.
Chronic pain and intimacy in the relationships of older adults.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesRoberto, Karen A.
Demographic research on newspaper readership.(Images of aging in media marketing)(Statistical Data Included)Social sciencesSomerville, Richard
Direct-care healthcare workers: you get what you pay for.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesDawson, Steven L., Surpin, Rick
Electronic media and the ties that bind.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesRoberts, Pamela
Geratric medicine: an approaching crisis.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesBlanchette, Patricia Lanoie, Flynn, Bret
Geriatric nurse practitioners: vital to the future of healthcare for elders.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesFulmer, Terry, Flaherty, Ellen, Medley, Leslie
Grief: intimacy's reflection.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesde Vries, Brian
Growing older without aging? Positive aging, anti-ageism, and anti-aging.Social sciencesKatz, Stephen
How aging is covered in the print media.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesKrueger, Bill
How older people think about images of aging in advertising and the media.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesLongino, Charles F., Jr., Bradley, Don E.
Images of aging in virtual reality: the Internet and the community of affect.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesClimo, Jacob J.
Images of retirement: finding the purpose and the passion.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesSavishinsky, Joel
Inconspicous consumption: how a small sample of rural elders see images in the media.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesRosel, Natalie
Information about anti-aging resources.Social sciencesMarquart, Felicitas
Is there an 'anti-aging' medicine?Social sciencesButler, Robert
Journalist Exchange on Aging: support for covering a complex field.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesKleyman, Paul
Media, marketing, and images of the older person in the information age.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesVesperi, Maria D.
Older people and Internet use.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesLeavengood, Lee Bird
Our guest editor.(Maria D. Vesperi)(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesJohnson, Mary
Policy perspectives on workforce issues and care of older people.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesCallahan, James J., Jr.
Research on frontline workers in long-term care.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesStone, Robyn I.
Reversing the normal condition of aging: a plastic surgeon describes the techniques.Social sciencesPhillips, Linda G.
Romantic relationships in later life.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesHuyck, Margaret Hellie
Sexuality in older adults' relationships.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesZeiss-Antonette M., Kasl-Godley, Julia
Sharing life stories: acts of intimacy.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesHaight, Barbara
'She'll be on my heart': intimacy among friends.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesBlieszner, Rosemary
Silence at the newsstands.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesde Luce, Judith
Social work's response to the growing older population.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesRosen, Anita L., Zlotnik, Joan Levy
Specialty magazines and the older reader.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesCutter, John A.
Spiritual intimacy in later life: implications for clinical practice.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesRamsey, Janet L.
Take one pet and call me in the morning.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesSuthers-McCabe, H. Marie
The backbone of the long-term care workforce.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesNoelker, Linda S.
The effects of changing values on the provision of long-term care.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesLongino, Charles F., Jr., Polivka, Larry
The fall of Daedalus.(Short Story)Social sciencesCole, Thomas R.
The impact of financing on workforce recruitment and retention.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesCaro, Francis G., Kaffenberger, K.R.
The impact of sociodemographic change on the future of long-term care.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)(Illustration)Social sciencesAlecxih, Lisa
The older adult market: new research highlights 'key values'.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesLeinweber, Frank
The potential of older volunteers in long-term care.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesWilson, Laura, Thompson, Estina
The potential of technology to ease the care provider's burden.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesMann, William C.
The role of older workers in caring for older people in the future.(Who Will Care for Older People? Workforce Issues in a Changing Society)Social sciencesRix, Sara E.
Troubling implications of doubling the human lifespan.Social sciencesHackler, Chris
Twice hidden: older gay and lesbian couples, friends, and intimacy.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesBlando, John A.
Value that marketing cannot manufacture: cherished possessions as links to identity and wisdom.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesWhitmore, Heather
Variations on sibling intimacy in old age.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesBedford, Victoria Hilkevitch, Avioli, Paula Smith
'We couldn't do without them': the value of close relationships between older adults and their nonfamily caregivers.(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesPiercy, Kathleen W.
What is healthy aging? Family physicians look at conventional and alternative approaches.Social sciencesThompson, Barbara, Sierpina, Victor S., Sierpina, Michelle
When the world narrows: intimacy with the dead?(Intimacy and Aging)Social sciencesTroll, Lillian E.
Who's afraid of life extension?Social sciencesMoody, H. R.
Working with local media to influence coverage of aging.(Images of aging in media marketing)Social sciencesCutter, John A.
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