Мобильная версия

Доступно журналов:

2 361

Доступно статей:

3 493 662

 
Расширенный поиск

Издательство Taylor&Francis по журналам "Journal of Aging & Social Policy"

Описание

Отсортировать по: Порядок: Результаты:

  • Accessory Apartment Conversion Programs
    Retsinas Joan; Retsinas NicolasP. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1991-08-09)
    In recent years, state housing finance agencies have joined with state units on aging to develop programs to help the frail, elderly homeowner. Under an accessory apartment conversion program, a low-income homeowner will ...
  • Accident Prevention Among the Elderly
    Cwikel Julie; Barnea Tamara (Taylor & Francis Group, 1992-03-09)
    In 1980 the World Health Organization (WHO) published a set of health targets to guide the health policy of its member states as part of its "Health For All by the Year 2000" (HFA-2000) initiatives. However, the translation ...
  • Adding Long-Term Care to Medicare
    Leutz WalterN.; Greenlick Merwyn; Ervin Sam; Feldman Eli; Malone Joelyn (Taylor & Francis Group, 1992-03-09)
    The rancor accompanying the repeal of most of the 1988 Medicare Catastrophic Act reflects both the national need to improve health and long-term care benefits for the elderly and the political obstacles to finding new ...
  • Adult Day Care
    Bradsher JuliaE.; Estes Carroll; Stuart MargaretH. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1995-09-13)
    Adult day care (ADC) is increasingly acknowledged as a key component of community-based long-term care. However, there is a lack of consensus on how to classify ADCs and what constitutes a model of service delivery. Despite ...
  • Age Discrimination and Early Retirement Policies:
    Gillin C.T.; Klassen ThomasR. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1995-09-13)
    As public policy issues, mandatory retirement and age discrimination are approached differently in Canada and the United States. The legal frameworks, enforcement procedures, and judicial decisions are distinct in the two ...
  • Aging, Health, and Social Policy:
    Estes CarrollL. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1989-05-15)
    Seven major turning points in the evolution of U.S. aging policy are identified and reviewed: (1) the Social Security Act (2) the Great Society (3) the federalization of Old Age Assistance (4) the enactment of comprehensive ...
  • Aging Policies, Entitlements, and the Deficit
    Cahn EdgarS. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1994-09-26)
    Regardless of the good intentions of the Clinton Administration, there will not be enough money now, or in the foreseeable future, to expand entitlements adequately and fund domestic programs on the scale desired to meet ...
  • Aging Policy in the Clinton Administration
    Torres-Gil Fernando; Puccinelli MicheleA. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1996-01-29)
    No abstract available for this article.
  • A Global View of Changing State and Family Support for Older Persons
    Nusberg Charlotte (Taylor & Francis Group, 1993-10-25)
    No abstract available for this article.
  • A Medicare Adult Day Care Model
    Conrad KendonJ. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1994-04-08)
    The study on which this article is based addressed the issue of the proportion of adult day care centers (ADCs) existing in 1986 that would qualify for Medicare funding under the 1989 U.S. Senate Medicare Adult Day Care ...
  • America Needs a Sound Long-Term Care Policy
    Dukakis MichaelS. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1989-10-23)
    No abstract available for this article.
  • An Intergenerational Policy Proposal for the 1990s
    Wisensale StevenK (Taylor & Francis Group, 1991-08-09)
    This paper proposes a new policy initiative to assist family caregivers at a time when major demographic shifts in both the family and the workplace have taken place. Women especially are in the position of having to balance ...
  • An Overview of Work, Retirement, and Pensions in Japan
    Bass ScottA. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1996-10-25)
    Work to retirement in Japan is a sequential transition for the most part, and Japan permits mandatory retirement by firms at age 60. But many older people work beyond the age of 60, many more than in other industrialized ...
  • Assessing the Implications of the 1994 Elections for Aging Policy
    Liebig PhoebeS. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1996-01-29)
    No abstract available for this article.
  • Assisted Living:
    Nyman JohnA. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1995-06-02)
    In their quest to reduce nursing home care expenditures, the various states in this country have looked to assisted living as a potentially preferred and lower-cost housing alternative for their Medicaid patients. For an ...
  • A Study of Utilization and Satisfaction
    Koseki LawrenceK. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1996-06-26)
    This article describes the utilization and satisfaction patterns of Native Hawaiian elders with the Ke Ola Pono No Na Kupuna ("Good Health and Living for the Elderly") project funded under Title VI-B of the Older Americans ...
  • Australian Mandatory Retirement Challenged
    McCallum John (Taylor & Francis Group, 1990-12-05)
    Australia experienced declines in older workers' participation in the labor force similar to that of the United States during the 1970s, but it has taken more than 10 years to enact the same policy changes in age discrimination ...
  • Bearing the Costs of Our Eldercare Policies
    Mutschler PhyllisH. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1994-04-08)
    For many caregivers, rendering aid to frail parents, grandparents, siblings, and spouses comes at a high price: compromised physical and mental health, disturbed relationships with spouse and children, truncated opportunities ...
  • Between Policy and Practice
    Roberts GlendaS. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1996-10-25)
    The Silver Human Resource Centers (SHRC) were first established in 1980 to address the economic and psychological needs of Japan's growing numbers of senior citizens. The Centers, through which people are introduced to ...
  • BOOK REVIEW
    Bruce EllenA. (Taylor & Francis Group, 1995-01-31)
    No abstract available for this article.