Analyzing the impact of fact-checking on news credibility among older adults reveals that age is a key factor in information credibility. Older adults tend to give more credibility to various kinds of information, leading to potential challenges in discerning between true facts and false news. Fact-

5 views • 31 slides

Semaglutide, a GLP-1 receptor agonist, shows promising effects on physical function, body composition, and aging biomarkers in older adults with diabetes. Studies suggest potential neuroprotective effects, improvement in skeletal muscle atrophy, and reduction in pro-inflammatory markers. Diabetes pr

0 views • 23 slides

SBIRT+ is a targeted training approach focusing on Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment to meet the unique needs of older adults, addressing risky substance use in the elderly population. It aims to address the growing concern of alcohol use and medication misuse in Baby Boomers

0 views • 38 slides

Self-harm and suicide in older adults are serious issues that require attention due to the associated risks. The incidence of self-harm in adults aged 65 years and older is notable, with factors such as physical health conditions, pain, and psychiatric history contributing to the risk. Staff should

0 views • 23 slides

Anxiety disorders in older adults are prevalent but often unrecognized. These disorders can manifest alongside depression, impacting daily life. Risk factors include gender, education, health status, traumatic events, and more. Types of anxiety disorders include generalized anxiety, phobias, panic d

0 views • 17 slides

Personality disorders in older adults can present challenges in social functioning and relationships. Diagnosis involves assessing difficulties in maintaining relationships, controlling behavior, and listening to others. Recent personality changes may not always be due to a personality disorder but

0 views • 14 slides

Psychosis in older adults involves a loss of contact with reality, including hallucinations and delusions. Symptoms vary but can include disordered thoughts, behaviors, and negative symptoms. It is common in older adults and can have various causes, such as delirium, mood disorders, dementia, and su

0 views • 10 slides

Young adults today show a level of distrust towards politicians yet remain politically engaged, with varying concerns by gender and education. Citizenship education is seen as a positive factor in boosting engagement levels. The potential for change in the next election is promising, with a signific

0 views • 25 slides

Alcohol misuse in older adults can have serious health consequences, with harmful drinking patterns and alcohol dependence on the rise among this demographic. Aging bodies process alcohol differently, making older adults more vulnerable to its effects, including physical and mental health issues. Al

0 views • 11 slides

Trauma in older adults is often unrecognized and undertreated, leading to significant adverse effects on their well-being. It is crucial to realize that trauma can affect up to 90% of older adults, and recognizing signs, responding appropriately, and preventing re-traumatization are key in supportin

1 views • 17 slides

Exploring the definition, risk factors, incidence rates, and staff approaches related to self-harm and suicide in older adults. It emphasizes the seriousness of self-harm in this demographic, the associated risk factors, and the importance of responding with compassion and support. The content delve

0 views • 21 slides

This presentation provides an overview of eligibility criteria for adult social care and its link to adult safeguarding. It covers understanding adult safeguarding and abuse, recognizing types of abuse, and making safeguarding referrals. The Care Act 2014 sets out eligibility criteria for adult soci

0 views • 23 slides

Personality disorders in older adults can present challenges in living with themselves and others, affecting social functioning and relationships. Prevalence estimates suggest around 10% in older community populations, with males more commonly affected. Different types of personality disorders exist

1 views • 12 slides

Factors influencing healthy choices include taste, time, and total cost. Debunking myths, eating healthy doesn't have to be bland or time-consuming. Practical tips for healthy eating in and out, emphasizing balance and informed choices. Eating healthy can be budget-friendly with smart decisions and

2 views • 15 slides

Polypharmacy is a common concern among older adults, with approximately 40% taking 5-9 medications and 18% taking 10 or more. This module discusses the factors contributing to polypharmacy, consequences of problematic polypharmacy, strategies for detection and intervention, and the difference betwee

1 views • 36 slides

Understanding the mental health challenges faced by older adults is crucial as they navigate through different stages of aging. Issues, vulnerabilities, and risk factors associated with aging can impact their well-being. From age-related vulnerabilities to under-identified and under-treated conditio

4 views • 36 slides

The changes to the joint multi-agency safeguarding adults policy and procedures in West Yorkshire, North Yorkshire, and the City of York are aimed at enhancing safeguarding practices, implementing new online pathways, and providing resources for staff updates. The focus is on safeguarding adults' ri

1 views • 74 slides

This Adult Safeguarding Course Level 2 provides competence for individuals to recognize signs of possible harm or abuse in adults. Participants learn to report information, contact appropriate individuals within their team, and seek advice. Suitable for staff with one-off or infrequent contact with

1 views • 24 slides

Safeguarding adults involves protecting their right to live free from neglect and abuse by identifying risks and preventing harm. The Care Act 2014 outlines key responsibilities of local authorities in assessing adults' needs and eligibility for care and support. Legislation such as the Mental Capac

5 views • 18 slides

Event schedule for Safeguarding Adults Week 2021 in Bexley featuring workshops based on SAR case learning themes. The schedule includes guest speakers, thematic learning events, workshops on various topics related to safeguarding adults, and additional sessions addressing specific issues such as cul

0 views • 13 slides

Trauma in older adults is often under-recognized and under-treated. It can have lasting adverse effects on their well-being. Recognizing the signs, responding appropriately, and avoiding re-traumatization are crucial steps in supporting older adults who have experienced trauma. Triggers such as anni

4 views • 12 slides

This resource outlines the safeguarding process for responding to reports of adults at risk, including making reports to social services, conducting initial checks, initiating enquiries and investigations, and making decisions on further actions. It covers key steps such as gathering information, co

5 views • 17 slides

The Adults People and Nature Survey for England (A-PaNS) provides insights on how adults in England engage with the natural environment. Key findings include 65% of adults visiting green spaces, urban green spaces being the most popular, and 65% agreeing that local green spaces are within easy walki

0 views • 14 slides

The importance of fire safety for older adults is emphasized in this community education presentation. Statistics reveal the significant risks older adults face from home fires and the leading causes behind such incidents. Strategies to reduce these risks through prevention and preparation are discu

0 views • 13 slides

The data reveals the distribution of the U.S. population by race/ethnicity in 2010, highlighting percentages for Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander, Asian, Hispanic, Black, White, and other groups. It also presents statistics on the distribution of Hispanic Americans, no usual source of care for

0 views • 23 slides

Streamlined HIV care models aim to reduce the economic burden faced by HIV-infected adults by minimizing healthcare costs and improving access to care. The SEARCH trial in Kenya and Uganda implemented population-based testing and supported linkage to antiretroviral therapy (ART) regardless of CD4 co

2 views • 22 slides

Depression in older adults is not a normal part of aging and should not be ignored. Recognizing the signs and symptoms, such as disturbed sleep, lack of interest, and thoughts of self-harm, is crucial in detecting and addressing this condition. Presentation of depression may include agitation and pe

1 views • 13 slides

Empower older adults to make healthy food choices by increasing their knowledge of healthy eating habits in a supportive workshop setting. Topics covered include discussions on the Canada Food Guide, understanding food labels, setting SMART goals, and creating action plans for a healthier lifestyle.

0 views • 32 slides

Depression in older adults is not a normal part of aging and should not be ignored. It is characterized by a group of signs and symptoms, including depressed mood, disturbed sleep, lack of enjoyment, reduced energy levels, and thoughts of self-harm. Older adults may present with different symptoms s

0 views • 22 slides

Cultivating positive mealtime attitudes and rituals is crucial for children’s development. Establishing routines and engaging in mealtime activities can foster healthy eating habits, social skills, and responsibility. Children learn from observing adults and imitate behaviors, making it essential

0 views • 13 slides

This online workshop series aims to support healthy aging for older adults by providing a safe learning environment, introducing the Canada 24-hour Movement Guidelines, and encouraging positive engagement. Participants will learn about creating a Personal Passport to Healthy Living, understanding th

0 views • 26 slides

Exploring the misconceptions and challenges faced by older adults, this content highlights the importance of combating ageism in healthcare. It emphasizes the need for nurses to overcome stereotypes, involve older adults in decision-making, and address their unique needs with respect and understandi

0 views • 21 slides

The symposium report highlights the successful initiatives and collaborations aimed at promoting active and healthy ageing in the North of England. Key figures like Professor Martin Vernon and Dr. Hakim Yadi commend the innovative efforts to improve care for the ageing population. The report emphasi

0 views • 52 slides

Enriched by diversity, the Bradford Safeguarding Adults Board worked towards priorities to support adults at risk effectively. The annual report showcases accomplishments and commitments to safeguarding principles. Through partnership and community engagement, the Board aims to promote the health, w

0 views • 32 slides

The National Senior Citizens Law Center works tirelessly to protect the rights of low-income older adults through advocacy, litigation, and education. They advocate for LGBT long-term care consumers to ensure their health, economic security, and access to justice. A survey highlighted concerns faced

0 views • 18 slides

Creating transformational change through primary prevention strategies is crucial to ending domestic violence. The SHIFT project focuses on stopping first-time victimization and perpetration by promoting healthy relationships, families, and communities. Initiatives like The Fourth R: Healthy Relatio

0 views • 29 slides

Understanding the impact of civic engagement and volunteering on older adults in Washington, D.C. This study explores how older adults engage in community activities, the benefits they experience, and the reasons for emphasizing their involvement. Research highlights the importance of political part

0 views • 29 slides

Depressive symptoms in older adults are common but often go unrecognized. While depression is not a normal part of aging, older adults may exhibit a variety of depressive symptoms. Risk factors include pain, isolation, insomnia, medical comorbidities, and more. Classification includes Major Depressi

0 views • 38 slides

Engage your Class 3 students in a lesson on healthy eating habits with interactive activities, such as speaking exercises, identifying healthy and unhealthy foods, reading comprehension, and group work discussions. Encourage students to recognize and differentiate between nutritious and less healthy

0 views • 13 slides

In strategy discussions and meetings, actions are determined to ensure the safety, care, and support needs of adults at risk are met. These meetings involve sharing information, creating protection plans, assessing risks, specifying roles, considering wishes of the adults at risk, completing assessm

0 views • 11 slides