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Old Age Homes
Originally published in 1981, in Old Age Homes Roger Clough presents a vivid description of the lives and work of residents and staff in an old people’s home. His powerful analysis of the realities of residential work would make a major contribution to improved practice, to social work training, and to social policy formation. Many people, including some social work professionals, still felt that the very existence of residential homes illustrated a failure of society, and that living with their own family or on their own was invariably a more satisfactory experience for old people. Roger Clough questions this assumption. He argues that homes are needed and if they are to be good places in...
Ergonomic of Old Age Homes and Health
The Indian family has traditionally provided natural social security to the old people. However, in more recent times, institutions such as old age homes are sharing the traditional role of family due to some factors like increased urbanization, migration of younger adults of the family to towns and in some case to foreign countries and increased participation of women in paid employment outside the homes. As the proportion of elder people in the Indian population continues to increase, there are demand for increased in number of old age homes in India and consequent to these, there is need to ensure safety. Until recent times, ergonomics have tried to improve industrial situation by improvi...
Ageing
Human life, in all stages, is blessed with growth, and development. Ageing is one of the significant stages of this process. It is a universal phenomenon applicable to all living organisms. The United Nations declared, the year 1999 as 'International Year of Older Persons'. It focused on Towards a society for all ages' where young and old get mutual help in bringing equal social order of the society. Hence, India formulated, the National Policy on Older Persons in 1999 aiming to provide a happy ageing atmosphere.
Housing for Elderly and Differently-Abled
India has over 81 million people who are above 60 years of age and are regarded as Senior Citizens. This book tries to fill in the existing vacuum in the field of housing for elderly and physically incapacitated people and covers various aspect of housing for elderly and differently abled persons. The topic has been very lucidly explained in a systematic and methodical way with number of diagrams and sketches and check lists high lighting various steps that can be taken to ensure comfortable living, safety and security of elders and persons with special needs. Useful tips have been given for Care providers. Separate chapter included for those suffering from Alzheimer and Dementia detailing related issues. Adoption of Universal Designs recommended for the houses being taken up to minimize modifications at a later date. This book will be useful to professionals in construction industry and individuals looking for better living conditions in their golden years.
Littell's Living Age
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Old Age Pensions
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Elderly Journeys
"Elderly Journeys: Life in Old Age Homes" delves into the complex world of aging populations and the evolving concept of old age homes. This insightful book takes readers on a comprehensive journey through the various facets of old age homes, beginning with an exploration of their historical origins and societal context. It delves into the demographic shifts that have led to their proliferation and the economic and social factors underpinning this trend. With a focus on the decision-making process behind placing parents in old age homes, the book examines emotional, practical, cultural, and societal influences. It provides a critical analysis of the conditions within these homes, the challenges they face, and the impact on the psychological well-being of older adults. Drawing on personal stories and experiences, it offers a unique perspective on coping strategies and the importance of improving the quality of life in these settings. Furthermore, the book explores bridging the generation gap, community initiatives, and innovative approaches to senior care, offering future trends and policy recommendations for a more inclusive and compassionate society.
The National Review
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