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Blanche Dubois Geriatrics, Edward F. Ansello
Blanche Dubois Geriatrics, Edward F. Ansello
Director's Editorials from Age in Action
While the numbers of older adults are growing and the leading edge of the Baby Boom is in its 60s, aging-related education, service, and practice are far from burgeoning. We look forward to continuing Virginia's Geriatric Training and Education program, which produces geriatrically or gerontologically trained physicians, nurses, pharmacists, therapists, recreators, and social workers.
My Passage To India, Edward F. Ansello
My Passage To India, Edward F. Ansello
Director's Editorials from Age in Action
Different cultures select different "colors" from the curriculum palette in painting the experience of aging as they see it. Aging is a construct, experienced amid and influenced by the norms, limitations, expectations, and horizons around us.
Sold A Bill Of Goods, Edward F. Ansello
Sold A Bill Of Goods, Edward F. Ansello
Director's Editorials from Age in Action
With regard to Boomers, elders, and all of us growing older, we have been sold a bill of goods in America. Rather than independence, assisted autonomy is a means to empowerment and inclusion. Additionally, as we grow older, we grow less like our age mates, and dissimilarity and heterogeneity increases.
Awaken The Sleeping Giant, Edward F. Ansello
Awaken The Sleeping Giant, Edward F. Ansello
Director's Editorials from Age in Action
In order to maintain our commitment to quality, we in the Aging Network need to invest in the future despite the monetary problems of the present. In Virginia, older Virginians are a remarkable resource for our future.