A Prevention Approach to Critical Life Events of the Elderly
Overview
Overview
Journal
J Prim Prev
Publisher
Springer
Specialties
Health Services
Public Health
Public Health
Date
2013 Dec 5
PMID
24301272
Authors
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Abstract
Professionals interested in aging and mental health have not fully considered preventive efforts. In this article, we present a conceptual framework and rationale for developing preventive interventions focused on older adults. In addition, an example is presented of preventive programming which uses an existing community dissemination network.
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